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Polémica for the Resale of Tickets for the Farewell of Messi of the Argentine Team

Summary by La Nacion
Influencers and figures linked to the world of the show were at the center of the scandal; the criticisms pointed not only to the number of tickets to which they would have had access but also to the values to which they offer them

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Lionel Messi's last match with Argentina, this Tuesday, October 6, unleashes passions. Influencers, and even travel agencies, take advantage of it to sell seats at prohibitive rates, until...

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They are the prices promoted by an agency that is said to be official of the AFA, in a pack vip that offers for the encounter between the Argentina and Benin Selection.Despite being illegal, the resale does not stop: they are offered popular up to seven times more expensive than the original value.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Influencers and figures linked to the world of the show were at the center of the scandal; the criticisms pointed not only to the number of tickets to which they would have had access but also to the values to which they offer them

·Vicente López, Argentina
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Localizations for the match against Benin quickly ran out and social media featured offers that multiplied the official price several times. The controversy reached well-known figures, while some tickets came to offer up to $1.8 million. Read more

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The official tickets for the match against Benin were exhausted in less than two hours and began to be offered for figures much higher than their original value. Buenos Aires legislation provides for fines, confiscation of tickets and even arrest.

AFA was left under the magnifying glass for a complaint of resale of tickets for Messi's farewell, although the publication did not present evidence.

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El Intransigente broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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