Enzo Fernández is in serious trouble. After doing a live stream following Argentina's Copa América 2024 victory, the content has left the world outraged: several racist insults directed at the French National Team.

Referencing the origins of several French players, the insults prompted backlash from his current club, Chelsea, with teammates like Wesley Fofana speaking out against the Argentine. Other players, such as Christopher Nkunku, Malang Sarr, and Lesley Ugochukwu, also expressed their disapproval.

The French Football Federation (FFF) has filed a formal complaint with FIFA, and now Enzo faces potential punishments ranging from fines to suspensions.

Possible Sanctions for Enzo Fernández:

FIFA:

- A minimum fine of 10,000 Swiss francs.

- A ban from football-related activities for up to two years.

Conmebol:

- Suspension for a minimum of five matches or a period of at least two months.

FA (Football Association):

- Sanction for "an offense of discriminatory abuse" ranging from 6 to 12 match suspensions.

- Mandatory courses and a possible fine.

Enzo Fernández's situation is precarious, and the potential penalties could significantly impact his football career.