Published on August 22, 2023 at 7:35 p.m. Faraj Benlahoucine
Frosinone goalkeeper Stefano Turati has been suspended for making profanity on matchday one of Serie A.
Promoted to Serie A, Frosinone had a delicate start with the reception of the outgoing champion, Naples. Despite the opener from the penalty spot of Moroccan Abdou Harroui this Saturday (1-0, 7th), the club from the center of the Italian boot suffered the full force of the superiority of the Partenopei with, among other things, an achievement by the former Lille resident Victor Osimhen (1-3). A provocative scenario the anger of Stefano Turati who was suspended for one game for remarks that are surprising to say the least.
#SerieAsports judge: #Turati disqualified for one round for blasphemous expression
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The insults pronounced were not disclosed. But “a blasphemous expression, audible and identifiable, beyond reasonable doubt” came out of the mouth of the Canarini goalkeeper tells us this Tuesday theAFP. We don’t joke about these things on the other side of the Alps. In 2021 when he wore the Juventus jersey, Gianluigi Buffon had lectured a partner by swearing against God. A blasphemy costing him a fine of 5,000 euros and then a match suspension on appeal.
In Italy, blasphemy in public is an offense punishable by a fine of 309 euros.
2023-08-23 02:30:04
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