In June 2022, an emissary for Pablo Toviggino delivered cash to the headquarters of the Argentine Football Association (AFA), where the delivery was documented with photos. This transaction was not an isolated case; there have been at least seven similar instances recorded, as revealed by ongoing investigations. The communications between Toviggino and Tapia indicate a structured network for these cash transactions.

The money transfers allegedly originated from financial institutions in Buenos Aires and followed a distinct route through various associates, including Juan Pablo Beacon, Toviggino's aide. The cash was eventually delivered to a property in Recoleta attributed to Toviggino himself. This systematic approach to handling money raises serious questions regarding potential corruption and mismanagement within AFA, underscoring a troubling financial culture in Argentine football.

As legal scrutiny intensifies, this case could significantly affect the leadership at AFA, drawing attention to the broader implications of transparency and governance in sports organizations in Argentina. The exposure of these operations could lead to accountability measures and reforms aimed at restoring trust in the management of football and its finances in the country.