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Center Owned by The Tribune TrustFIFA partially upholds AFA’s appeal against post World Cup sanctions; Nahuel’s suspension reduced
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FIFA's Appeal Committee partially upheld the Argentine Football Association's appeal against sanctions imposed after the 2026 World Cup final. The decision reduced Nahuel's suspension from seven matches to four and lowered his fine from $90,000 to $60,000, while Parades' ten‑match ban and $90,000 fine remain unchanged.
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As per Spanish newspaper Marca report quoted by Goal.com, FIFA cut the ban for Nahuel from seven matches to four and also reduced his fine from 90,000 dollars to 60,000. But for Parades, his 10-match suspension along with his 90,000 dollar fine still stands.
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As per Spanish newspaper Marca report quoted by Goal.com, FIFA cut the ban for Nahuel from seven matches to four and also reduced his fine from 90,000 dollars to 60,000. But for Parades, his 10-match suspension along with his 90,000 dollar fine still stands.
