The disastrous president of the AFA, Claudio Tapia, once again referred to the controversy surrounding the Argentine National Team after the World Cup final against Spain. A month after the decisive match, the president of the AFA harshly criticized those who spread the version that the team had given up and demanded that those responsible for those accusations apologize.
The investigated leader described those versions as a “lie,” an “operation,” and a “miserable campaign” aimed at putting the Argentine team under suspicion.
Tapia demanded apologies for the accusations against the National Team
In his post, the dismissive head of the AFA began by recalling the time that has passed since the final: “A month has passed. A month since that final. A month of lies, of operations, and of a miserable campaign to install the idea that this National Team had given up.”
Tapia specifically questioned that none of those who spread that version have publicly acknowledged their mistake.
“And the most striking thing is that, after a month, none have apologized. None have come out to say: ‘We were wrong’,” he stated.
