FIFA officially announces disciplinary action against three Argentine players! Two are accused of violent conduct, and a 21-year-old Spanish rising star is also implicated.

As reported by Rob Harris of UK Sky News on July 30, FIFA has now commenced disciplinary proceedings against the Argentine FA and a number of Argentine players due to various infractions committed after the semifinal and final matches of this World Cup.

In the World Cup final, a fierce altercation broke out between the Argentine and Spanish teams. Argentine defender Molina punched Spain captain Rodri in the abdomen.

Meanwhile, Argentine midfielder Paredes grabbed Spanish player Eric García by the throat and later knocked another Spanish player, Gavi, to the ground. Additionally, Argentine assistant coach Ayala was also involved in the confrontation.

It is understood that FIFA has already initiated disciplinary proceedings against the Argentine team for this incident.Among them, Molina and Paredes are accused of committing violent acts and assaulting others.

Molina and Almada are also accused of unsportsmanlike conduct. Additionally, 21-year-old Spanish rising star Gavi has been charged with unsportsmanlike behavior as well.

Apart from the clash with Spain in the final, Argentina also displayed the Malvinas banner and committed several other potential violations after their semifinal comeback win over England.

Consequently, FIFA has also launched disciplinary proceedings against the Argentine Football Association. These violations include using sports events for non-sporting demonstrations, improper team conduct, discrimination, and racial insults, among others.