Gavi responds to Paredes attack in post-World Cup celebrations
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 22, 2026, 1:16 AM
Last updated Jul 22, 2026
Spain's Gavi addressed the altercation with Argentina's Leandro Paredes that occurred during the post-match celebrations after Spain's 1-0 victory in the FIFA World Cup final on July 22, 2026. Following a disappointing performance from Argentina, Paredes was seen attacking Gavi, leading to calls for sanctions against the players involved. Gavi stated he does not believe anyone from the Argentina team should face suspension, asserting that such aggressive moments are part of football. His remarks may influence how FIFA adjudicates the incident.
- •Spain won the FIFA World Cup final 1-0 against Argentina.
- •Leandro Paredes attacked Gavi during post-match celebrations.
- •Gavi does not support suspensions for Paredes or other Argentine players.
- •Calls for punishment have emerged from Spanish fans.
- •FIFA's response to the incident will be closely watched.
- 1:16 AMYahoo Sports — Gavi reveals if he wants Argentina’s Leandro Paredes suspended after vicious attack post World Cup loss
"Spain’s post-FIFA World Cup final celebrations were momentarily ruined by Argentina’s Leandro Paredes. Argentina failed to defend their World Cup title following a no-show performance in the final against Spain as the European nation clinched a 1-0 win.
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