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The highly anticipated match between Spain and Argentina is at risk of being cancelled.

The Finalissima match between Spain and Argentina is becoming a hot topic in international football. According to reports from the Spanish media, the match may be at risk of not taking place as originally planned.

In MARCA's La Tribu program, veteran journalist Roberto Gomez analyzes in detail the difficulties in the negotiation process between the parties involved. According to him, the current problems are not only related to professional or organizational aspects, but are also influenced by many factors outside of football.

" Geopolitics is starting to influence the final decision," Gomez remarked, speaking about the difficulties in determining the location and timing of the match.

According to this journalist, negotiations between the two federations are at a standstill. The reason stems from the fact that neither side is willing to accept the proposed solutions.

"Argentina doesn't want to play in Madrid," Gomez said, "Conversely, Spain won't go to Qatar to play, and they won't go to Buenos Aires either."

These disagreements have made the match organization process more complicated than expected. Gomez even suggested that the scenario of the match being canceled entirely is not out of the question. He predicted that Spain would likely find another opponent to play against, and the Finalissima match against Argentina could be canceled if the parties cannot reach an agreement.

The proposal to hold the Finalissima match at the Bernabeu stadium was rejected.

The situation is also causing concern for Spain's national team coach, Luis de la Fuente. According to Gomez, the strategist needs quality friendly matches to prepare the team, while the delay of the Finalissima is affecting his professional plans.

Gomez also emphasized that the Spanish national team cannot afford to prolong the period without playing. The packed international schedule forces the Federation to find a solution quickly if the match against Argentina cannot take place.

Finally, he also urged the President of the Spanish Football Federation, Rafael Louzan, to make a decision soon to break the deadlock and prevent one of the most anticipated matches in international football from reaching a stalemate.

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