Trungelliti reveals reasons for leaving Argentina after 2015 scandal

Marco Trungelliti spoke to reporters in Paris about his decision to leave Argentina a decade ago. The 36-year-old faced death threats after reporting a match-fixing bribe offer in 2015.

The Argentine player, now based in Andorra, described the backlash he encountered after cooperating with the Tennis Integrity Unit. He said the investigation exposed an organized network but failed to protect his identity as the whistleblower. Trungelliti added that institutions provided no support, leaving him and his family vulnerable to threats that forced his relocation first to Spain and then permanently to Andorra.

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Manuel Adorni defends himself at Argentine Congress podium amid opposition accusations by Rodolfo Tailhade.
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Adorni resists opposition attacks in Congress and announces complaint against Tailhade

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Manuel Adorni, Cabinet Chief, defended his management before Argentina's Congress and ruled out resigning. Deputy Rodolfo Tailhade accused his wife Bettina Angeletti of funding luxury trips for friends using official custody. The Government confirmed it will file a complaint against Tailhade for illegal espionage on Monday.

Rodrigo De Paul and Leandro Paredes have spoken out after Argentina's defeat to Spain in the World Cup 2026 final. The pair addressed allegations of favoritism toward their team during the tournament.

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Nicolas Otamendi has retired from international football with Argentina at the age of 38 following a 17-year career. The defender made his final appearance in the World Cup final loss to Spain.

Former United States goalkeeper Brad Friedel said political interference has no place in sport after Donald Trump contacted FIFA about Folarin Balogun's red card. The comments came after the United States lost 4-1 to Belgium in the World Cup last 16 on Monday in Seattle.

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Adolfo Daniel Vallejo has been fined $65,000 for comments made to chair umpire Ana Carvalho after his second-round loss at the 2026 French Open. Tournament director Amelie Mauresmo confirmed the penalty despite the player's later clarification.

Luisana Schonberger, a 16-year-old tennis player from Argentina, died in a road accident on July 12 in Eldorado, Misiones. The rising junior talent was traveling as a passenger when the vehicle crashed.

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