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Argentina Star Blasts 'Baseless Conspiracy Theories' After World Cup Final Loss

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Rodrigo De Paul has hit out at rival fans for spreading 'baseless conspiracy theories' about his Argentina side during the World Cup.

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Argentina's way to the World Cup final is also accompanied by constant criticism due to alleged preference by arbitrators. A representative of the Albiceleste immediately notices several reasons for the worldwide heme.

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Argentina midfielder and the person many call "Messi's bodyguard" on and off the pitch, Rodrigo de Paul, took to social media to talk about the World Cup final and the defeat to Spain. He harshly criticized all those who, as de Paul himself claims, spread "baseless conspiracy theories" against Argentina. "The biggest pain is that we could not bring the trophy back to our country, because if anyone deserved to experience that feeling again, it wa…

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Two days after the defeat at the end of the 2026 World Cup, Argentineans began to react to disappointment and De Paul did not forget "unfounded conspiracies." Flaco López, in the middle, became an exception.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The midfielder showed his frustration after falling in the World Cup final against Spain with a protestive post on his Instagram

·Madrid, Spain
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During the World Cup, there has been speculation about whether Argentina was favored by the referees and FIFA. Now midfielder Rodrigo De Paul is hitting back at the conspiracy theories.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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elgrafico.com.ar broke the news on Monday, July 20, 2026.
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