Clean slate: AFA announces general amnesty across all its divisions | OneFootball

Through a resolution by the Disciplinary Tribunal, the AFA has confirmed a general amnesty that eliminates all pending sanctions from the 2025 season. The measure, promoted by the Board of Directors and endorsed by the clubs of the Professional League, benefits players, coaching staff, and technical teams from all disciplines and competitions under the entity’s jurisdiction, including the Copa Argentina.

This decision allows teams to start the 2026 season without any absences due to previous suspensions. The club most favored is Estudiantes de La Plata, which is able to reinstate 12 sanctioned players following the “tunnel” incident against Rosario Central, including Fernando Muslera, Santiago Núñez, and Lucas Alario. Other beneficiaries in the First Division include Jhohan Romaña (San Lorenzo), Ignacio Malcorra (Independiente), and César Ibáñez (Huracán). On the bench, coaches such as Ricardo Zielinski (Belgrano) and Guillermo Barros Schelotto (Vélez) are also released from their penalties.

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