"The FIFA Disciplinary Committee, chaired by Marcel Mathier, will grant the head coach of Argentina a hearing, which will take place the day after the international friendly match between Spain and Argentina in Madrid," said football's world ruling body in a statement on Tuesday.
Maradona rounded on his critics after Argentina's 1-0 win over Uruguay in October, a victory which saw the two-time world champions squeeze nervously into next year's finals in South Africa.
World football governing body's head Sepp Blatter said Maradona may have flouted regulations which could result in a fine of up to 29,400 dollars and/or suspension.
"According to article 58.a anyone who harms the dignity of a person through acts or words can be punished," he had said, reacting to Maradona's rant.
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