The world between the teams of Spain and Argentina will not feel the passions after the championship final. Barcelona and Spanish national team manager Dani Olmo publicly considered being fired from Argentine assistant head coach Roberto Ayali for the incident when he stood on the field after the final whistle.

On television replays, Ayala could be clearly seen forcefully raising his hands to the Spanish football player’s neck. In his commentary for the Diari de Terrassa, Dani Olmo did not stream the emotions of his opponent in his weakness:.

“It seems that it’s a shame, but it’s a true blow to the fact that this was a response to the comment, it’s definitely not a harm, because there’s a breach. Without telling him anything, he doesn’t need to be bothered. What truly defines us is not mercy, but the courage to recognize humility, honesty and dignity,” the champion of the world said.

Olmo also spoke about the importance of the butt that football players give to the younger generation, noting that the graves bear great responsibility in front of patients and children who watch the matches. The words of the Spaniard became a confirmation of the public statement of the Argentinean leader.

Earlier, on the air of the radio station Valencia Capital Radio, Ayala stood up for his behavior, but denied the fact of the accented blow:.

" Looking at my situation, I cannot allow it to feel like something else is pouring into my life.. This is better than the mail, this is different, this is not a blow, as you can see the stink. There was a reaction to what I said, but that’s all. If I treat him, I will, of course, especially vibrate in front of him. " On top of the situation between Ayala and Olmo, other members of the team and coaching staff entered the battle with the Spanish Graves, including senior Leandro Paredes.

Guess what, it became clear earlier that FIFA had vindicated Paredes: the Argentine was given a red card for a strike at the final of the 2026 Emergency.