FBI investigating Argentina Football Association? Will reported $300 million probe affect Lionel Messi's World Cup campaign ahead of quarter final?

FBI investigation attention around Argentina’s football governance has raised questions about whether it could affect Lionel Messi’s World Cup campaign, but the article says no charges or wrongdoing have been established. Reports claim U.S. authorities, including the FBI and the U.S. Department of Justice, are examining financial transactions connected to the Argentine Football Association (AFA) valued at nearly $300 million. The focus is whether funds that moved through the U.S. financial system complied with American financial laws. A Florida-based company, TourProdEnter LLC, is reported to have handled related commercial payments, and AFA president Claudio “Chiqui” Tapia is mentioned as a leader of the organization reviewed, without official confirmation of any accusation. The article states the investigation is about finances, not players, and provides no indication of impact on scheduled World Cup preparations.