Court freezes Argentina FA assets and bans Claudio Tapia from overseas travel as part of tax probe
April 1 – Argentina’s football leadership is under mounting pressure after a court ordered the prosecution of the Argentine Football Association (AFA) and imposed an asset freeze on senior figures, including president Claudio Tapia (pictured) and treasurer Pablo Toviggino.
The ruling, handed down by Judge Diego Amarante, is part of an investigation into alleged tax irregularities and includes freezing of 350 million pesos ($254 million) worth of assets. At the heart of the case are claims that contributions tied to tax and social security obligations –
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