What sets this show apart is its tone. Rather than a dry documentary, it uses a satirical lens to mock the absurdity of the wealth and power held by these officials. The late Julio Grondona, the long-time head of Argentine football, serves as a ghostly narrator, guiding the audience through the dirty deals and secret handshakes that defined the era.

When a small-time Chilean football director gets thrust into the corrupt world of international soccer governance, he discovers that the "beautiful game" is actually a playground for the rich, the powerful, and the incredibly corrupt.

However, the FBI is closing in. As the net tightens, Jadue finds himself trapped between dangerous criminals and federal agents. The season builds toward the infamous 2015 dawn raids in Zurich, which shook the foundations of global football.