Messi given three-month Argentina suspension and hefty fine for Copa America 'corruption' comments

he Argentine star will be absent from his national team until November for the outburst last month
Lionel Messi has been suspended from Argentina's next three matches and given a $50,000 (£41,000) by CONMEBOL for his controversial comments made during the Copa America.
The Barcelona superstar accused South America's football governing body of corruption following the red card he received in Argentina's 2-1 third-place playoff win against Chile.
Messi will miss friendly matches against Chile (September 5), Mexico(September 10) and Germany (October 10) - in addition to the one-match World Cup qualifying ban for being sent off.

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