Corruption in AFA: an alleged audio came to light revealing how funds were being diverted

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Later, he explained that the funds were returned to the country through informals. “During that period, we worked with three specific caves. Once I was accredited, the cave would give me the okay and I would drop the money in cash,” he said. To erase all traces of the money, Beacon states that “everything was handled in cash and the money disappeared from the account”, moving everything physically and keeping everything out

of the formal system.

The audio also mentions the use of false documentation as part of the mechanism. As described, apocryphal communications and scriptures were used to support movements of large sums of money. It even refers to a specific case in which a "multi-million dollar contract" would have been certified, which, in fact, corresponded to the

purchase and sale of a vehicle.

In the final stretch, Beacon said it had a significant amount of evidence to support its claims. “I have about 500 conversation sheets with the guy. It's absolutely everything,” he said. He added: "This is part of a series of behaviors that are absolutely illegal. Then there was a diversion of silver with checks to friendly clubs, that is well

documented.”

The court case seeks to reconstruct the route of some 260 million dollars that the AFA would have received from abroad for sponsorship contracts, friendly matches and the AFA Play platform. As the investigation progresses, the audio content adds a new chapter to a case that could have strong repercussions on Argentine football

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