Spain midfielder Gavi has spoken out about the confrontation that took place after the World Cup final, saying he does not believe Argentina's Leandro Paredes should be suspended. The incident occurred following Argentina's victory over France in December. Paredes was involved in a heated exchange with several French players during the celebrations. While some have called for disciplinary action, Gavi argued that such a punishment would be too harsh. 'I don't think he should be suspended,' Gavi said in a recent interview. 'These things happen in the heat of the moment. It was a big game with high emotions.' Gavi, who plays for Barcelona, is known for his calm demeanor on the pitch. His comments come as football authorities review the events after the final. The 18-year-old added that he respects Paredes as a player and believes the Argentine did not intend any harm. The World Cup final, held in Qatar, was one of the most memorable in history, with Argentina winning on penalties after a 3-3 draw. Paredes, a key midfielder for Argentina, played a role in the tournament. The debate over whether he should face a ban continues, but Gavi has made his stance clear. The Spanish international hopes that common sense will prevail and that Paredes will not be punished further.