FIFA has ruled on the Argentine Football Association's appeal to serve player suspensions from the World Cup final in friendly matches rather than official competitions.

Reports indicate that the Argentine Football Association (AFA) is currently under investigation by the FBI over allegations of money laundering. The scrutiny highlights potential financial irregularities within the organization.

Legal representatives are reportedly considering Lionel Messi an 'accomplice' to the Argentine Football Association (AFA) in a multi-million dollar lawsuit.

Claudio Tapia, President of the Argentine Football Association (AFA), along with four other executives, has been charged with alleged tax evasion for failing to deposit funds within the legal deadline.

Claudio Tapia, president of the Argentine Football Association (AFA), has been summoned by the judiciary for questioning amid allegations of withholding tax deposits and social security contributions.

The Argentine Football Association has received favorable news from FIFA regarding the easing of previously imposed disciplinary measures.

The FBI has launched a preliminary investigation into the financial operations of the Argentine Football Association (FA) in the US, focusing on potential money laundering and fraud.

The Argentine Football Association is challenging a multi-million dollar lawsuit filed against them and Lionel Messi by a promoter, stating they did nothing wrong.

Claudio Tapia, the head of the Argentine Football Association (AFA), and other top officials have been formally charged in a tax evasion case.

Reports indicate that Egypt is being investigated in connection with a suspected cyberattack on the Argentine Football Association (AFA), where hackers allegedly breached the federation's media database.

The FBI and US federal prosecutors are reportedly investigating the Argentine Football Association (AFA) over hundreds of millions of dollars in transactions.

The National Arbitration Directorate of the Argentine Football Association has banned players from standing on the ball during matches. The move, which became popular, was prohibited to prevent humiliation of opponents and disruption of normal game flow.

Claudio Tapia, the president of the Argentine Football Association (AFA), has appeared in court to face charges related to alleged tax evasion.