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Pablo Carrozza questions integrity of 2026 World Cup final

Argentine commentator Pablo Carrozza sparked controversy by suggesting the Argentina-Spain World Cup final result was predetermined.

Pablo Carrozza questions integrity of 2026 World Cup final

Argentine commentator Pablo Carrozza has ignited a fierce debate on social media after hinting that the outcome of the 2026 World Cup final was predetermined. In that match, Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 to secure the title, with Ferran Torres scoring the decisive goal.

Carrozza, who commands a large following across his platforms, claimed that football is a business. He left his audience to infer that FIFA had a vested interest in seeing Spain crowned champions, suggesting the result was decided before the kickoff.

Prior to the final, the commentator appeared in an all-black outfit during a broadcast, stating that "football died forever." As of now, Carrozza has not provided any evidence to support these allegations against FIFA or its president, Gianni Infantino, yet his comments have fueled intense speculation among fans.

Prepared by TheGoalStorm based on reporting by record.mx