FIFA and its possible punishment for Dibu Martínez for his terrible gesture towards Qatar, it worries Messi

Argentina has emerged world champion after beating France by penalty shootout, in which it will be remembered as one of the best finals in World Cup history, as six goals plus a penalty shootout combined to create a spectacle. In addition, with several heroes, such as Messi, Di Maria and Dibu Martinez.

Precisely the latter, Dibu Martinez, has become accustomed to being the hero of Argentina, especially when it comes to penalties. This time he was no exception, as he saved a key penalty from Coman and distracted Tchouaméni from his penalty. For this reason and for his great performances, he won the prize for the best goalkeeper of the tournament.

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Despite the happiness and euphoria, Dibu Martinez made a controversial gesture when he received his individual award. In front of the FIFA executives and high-ranking people from Qatar, the Argentine goalkeeper placed the award in his pelvis, playing with the double meaning and giving a clear message.

The reality is that Emiliano Martinez's gesture can break up to three articles of the regulation: Article 205º : ‘Suspension from two to 20 games, to the player who incurs in acts of indiscipline against the public such as making rude gestures or gestures or incorrect expressions to the stands’. Article 52 Serious offenses: ‘using insulting language or gesturing in an offensive, rude or obscene manner - subject to a file being opened with sanctions to be defined.’

What other rule did Dibu break?

Article 16: ‘Unsportsmanlike conduct against players and rival officials or other people who are not match officials, pronouncing terms or expressions that violate decorum or dignity or using gestures or gestures contrary to good sports order. Suspension for a specific number of matches or for a specific period of time, which may not exceed 24 matches or 24 months.’