FIFA has opened an investigation into violent clashes involving Argentina players after their loss in the World Cup final. The incident occurred following the match against Spain, where several Argentine players were involved in confrontations with their Spanish counterparts. FIFA's disciplinary committee has appointed a prosecutor to look into the matter, which could result in suspensions and fines for the players and the Argentine Football Association (AFA). Under FIFA rules, any player found guilty of violent conduct faces a minimum three-match ban. The AFA itself may also face disciplinary action and financial penalties for failing to control its players. The investigation stems from post-match scenes that marred the final, one of the most-watched sporting events globally. The World Cup final, held in Qatar, saw Spain defeat Argentina 3-1. After the final whistle, tensions boiled over, and multiple players from both teams became involved in heated exchanges. While such incidents are rare in top-level football, FIFA has a zero-tolerance policy toward violence. The investigation is expected to take several weeks. If players are suspended, they could miss key matches for club and country. The AFA has not yet issued an official statement regarding the investigation.