An audio that began circulating on social media after the World Cup final exposes a series of accusations regarding an alleged intervention by FIFA, President Gianni Infantino, and international football leaders. In the message, whose content provides no evidence or documentation to support the claims, it is stated that there were pressures on the Argentine National Team before the decisive match.
According to the account, the narrator claimed to have spoken with Sebastián Fernández, older brother of Enzo Fernández, after meeting with close associates of the footballer's family.
According to this version, the conflict would have two main axes. On one hand, it was claimed that "it was already arranged for the referee to favor Spain, because Infantino needed UEFA's support," amid an alleged political dispute within FIFA.
The audio also stated that the president of the AFA, Claudio "Chiqui" Tapia, had entered the Argentine locker room before the match to convey a warning.
