Leandro Paredes may quit Argentina duty
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Leandro Paredes hopes to have 10-match FIFA ban reduced but unsure if he'll play for Argentina again
Leandro Paredes hopes to have his 10-match ban given by FIFA reduced on appeal and has also said that he is unlikely to play for Argentina again.
The Argentina midfielder was involved in a brawl at full-time at the New York New Jersey Stadium following the World Cup final defeat to Spain
FIFA suspended Argentine midfielder Leandro Paredes for ten official matches and fined the Argentine Football Association (AFA) 321,000 U.S. dollars over a Malvinas sovereignty banner and several incidents at the 2026 World Cup.
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World Cup final villain Leandro Paredes hints at retiring from Argentina duty after huge 10-game ban
Leandro Paredes has admitted it will be difficult to carry on playing for Argentina after being slapped with a 10-match ban for shamefully brawling with Spanish players at the World Cup.
Argentina star Leandro Paredes has complained about the 10-match ban he received for his part in the brawl after the World Cup final this summer. Paredes was slapped with a hefty
The 32-year-old Argentine midfielder posted a message on social media two days after Argentina's defeat to La Roja, joining several of his national team teammates in reflecting on the heartbreaking loss. In his emotional statement, Paredes highlighted his ...
Leandro Paredes lost his head after the final whistle of Argentina's World Cup final loss to Spain, earning a straight red card.