Forgiveness? Gavi speaks out on possible punishment for Argentina players after World Cup final

According to Gavi, it's all part of football.

Details: Spain midfielder Gavi commented on the incident involving Leandro Paredes and other Argentina players that took place after the World Cup final.

The Spaniard stated that he doesn't believe disciplinary sanctions are necessary for his opponents.

"No, no, I don't think they should be suspended... I understand it doesn't set a good example for kids, but football has always had a more aggressive side. I think everything that happened is part of the game. That's how this sport was and always will be."

According to Gavi, despite the emotional ending to the final, such moments are not uncommon in matches of this magnitude, where the most prestigious trophies are at stake. The midfielder emphasized that he sees no reason for lengthy punishments for those involved in the altercation.

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