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FIFA partially upholds AFA appeal, reduces Nahuel suspension

FIFA has partially accepted the Argentine Football Association's appeal, leading to a reduction in Nahuel's suspension after the World Cup sanctions.

Nov 7, 2026, 7:45 AM By the Genius Eye newsroom (Economics Reporter) · Fact-checkedHow we report
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FIFA has partially upheld an appeal filed by the Argentine Football Association (AFA) concerning sanctions imposed after the World Cup, according to Big News Network.

As a result of the appeal, the suspension of a player named Nahuel has been reduced, although the exact new duration or details of the suspension were not specified.

The decision reflects a partial modification of the original sanctions, indicating that some penalties remain in place while others have been lessened.

This development follows the World Cup and involves disciplinary measures related to the event, with FIFA serving as the governing body overseeing the appeals process.

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  1. bignewsnetwork.com: FIFA partially upholds AFA appeal against post World Cup sanctions ; Nahuel suspension reduced
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