No — reliable public sources do not currently confirm that Chiqui Tapia is left-handed.
Claudio Fabián 'Chiqui' Tapia is an Argentine football executive who has served as the president of the Argentine Football Association (AFA) since 2017. Under his leadership, Argentine football has experienced a period of significant success, most notably with the national team's triumphs.
During Tapia's presidency, the Argentina national football team won the Copa América in 2021, ending a long drought for the team, and clinched the highly coveted FIFA World Cup title in 2022. These achievements solidified his standing within international football administration.
Before his role at the AFA, Tapia was involved in club football, serving as president of Club Atlético Barracas Central, a team in the lower divisions of Argentine football. His ascent to the top of Argentine football's governing body reflects his deep roots and extensive experience in the sport.
Known for his distinctive presence and dedication to Argentine football, Chiqui Tapia has overseen significant structural and administrative changes within the AFA. His tenure is closely associated with the golden era of Lionel Messi's international career, culminating in the World Cup victory.
