In a surprising development following the dramatic events at the end of the 2026 World Cup final between Argentina and Spain, the International Football Federation 'FIFA' has made its position clear regarding Argentine midfielder Leandro Paredes, who was at the center of the clashes that erupted between players from both teams after the final whistle.

According to media reports, the red card that was indicated to be shown to Paredes after the match is no longer present in the official records, and FIFA has not announced any immediate disciplinary action against the player, while the international federation has opened an investigation into the incidents that took place on the pitch after the match concluded.

The match had witnessed significant tension following Spain's crowning as world champions, as several Argentine players engaged in altercations and clashes with 'La Roja' players, overshadowing Spain's celebrations of the title.

The incident involved a confrontation between Paredes and Spanish defender Eric Garcia, before the situation escalated into another clash with midfielder Gavi, who fell to the ground during the chaos that erupted among several players from both teams, before teammates from both sides intervened to contain the situation and prevent it from escalating.

According to press reports, FIFA is not only reviewing the incident involving Paredes but is also investigating the behavior of several members of the Argentine team during the events that followed the match, with the possibility of making subsequent disciplinary decisions after completing the investigations and reviewing the referee's reports, observers, and video recordings.

The Spanish national team was crowned the 2026 World Cup champion after defeating Argentina 1-0 in the final match held at 'MetLife' Stadium.

The regular time of the match ended in a goalless draw, before Spanish forward Ferran Torres succeeded in scoring the winning goal in the 106th minute of extra time, granting Spain its second world title in history, following its first victory in 2010.

In a surprising development following the dramatic events that unfolded at the end of the 2026 World Cup final between Argentina and Spain, the International Football Federation "FIFA" has made its position clear regarding Argentine midfielder Leandro Paredes, who was at the center of the clashes that erupted between players from both teams after the final whistle.

According to media reports, the red card that was indicated to be shown to Paredes after the match is no longer present in the official records, and FIFA has not announced any immediate disciplinary action against the player, while the international federation has opened an investigation into the incidents that occurred on the pitch after the match concluded.

The match had witnessed significant tension following Spain's crowning as world champions, as several Argentine players engaged in altercations and clashes with "La Roja" players, overshadowing Spain's celebrations of the title.

The incident involved a confrontation between Paredes and Spanish defender Eric Garcia, before the situation escalated into another clash with midfielder Gavi, who fell to the ground during the chaos that erupted among several players from both teams, before teammates from both sides intervened to contain the situation and prevent it from escalating.

According to press reports, FIFA is not only reviewing the incident involving Paredes but is also investigating the behavior of several members of the Argentine team during the events that followed the match, with the possibility of making subsequent disciplinary decisions after completing the investigations and reviewing the referee's reports, observers, and video recordings.

The Spanish national team was crowned the 2026 World Cup champion after defeating Argentina 1-0 in the final match held at "MetLife" Stadium.

The regular time of the match ended in a goalless draw, before Spanish forward Ferran Torres succeeded in scoring the winning goal in the 106th minute of extra time, granting Spain its second world title in history, following its first victory in 2010.