The Mendoza Football League expressed its support for the treasurer of the Argentine Football Association (AFA), Pablo Toviggino, after his personal data was leaked. In the statement, which was accessed by the Argentine News Agency, the Mendoza Football League states that “the 230 Interior Leagues unanimously ratify that we continue to follow the path marked by his leadership, management, and federal vision, a course that also has the institutional backing of the President of the Argentine Football Association, Claudio Fabián Tapia, consolidating an inclusive project and growth for all interior football.” Toviggino often makes the news for his constant social media feuds. Just recently, he threatened the president of Estudiantes de La Plata, Juan Sebastián Verón, looking ahead to 2026, while also mocking the AFA's statement that required the La Plata club to create a corridor for the “champion” Rosario Central, which received an invented title last Thursday for being the team with the most points in the annual table. Full statement from the Mendoza Football League In light of the public facts, this institution expresses its energetic repudiation of the threats, insults, and unauthorized dissemination of personal data suffered by Mr. Pablo Toviggino, affecting his integrity, his security, and that of his family environment. We reaffirm our absolute commitment to respect, democratic coexistence, and responsible dialogue, rejecting any violent, intimidating, or harassing behavior towards any person, especially when it involves the violation of fundamental rights, undue public exposure, or attacks on the private sphere. The 230 Interior Leagues unanimously ratify that we continue to follow the path marked by his leadership, management, and federal vision, a course that also has the institutional backing of the President of the Argentine Football Association, Claudio Fabián Tapia, consolidating an inclusive project and growth for all interior football. Likewise, we recognize that the work carried out has involved facing particular interests that have historically sought to take over interior football, prioritizing individual benefits over collective growth and respect for the social character of our civil associations. Thanks to transparent and federal management, the institutional heritage and the community role that our entities represent throughout the country have been defended. We express our solidarity with Mr. Pablo Toviggino, offering him our institutional and sporting support, and manifesting that all the leagues and clubs in the country are with him: PABLO TOVIGGINO IS NOT ALONE. His work has been fundamental to the strengthening and development of our institutions, and from this Mendoza Football League, which has always received the support of the authorities of the Federal Football Council and the Argentine Football Association, we reaffirm our accompaniment at this difficult time.
