AFA Corruption Scandal: Impact on Argentina's World Cup

The Argentina Football Association (AFA) is in trouble because its president and his advisor are accused of stealing millions of dollars.

A famous former player, Carlos Tevez, started the controversy by saying officials were hiding money and buying expensive cars.

Investigators found a big ranch with many cars and football fields owned by the president and his advisor.

The AFA says these are false claims and that the government is trying to hurt them.

Even though this is a big problem, it doesn't seem like it will stop Argentina from playing in the next World Cup, which starts in June 2026.