Former Fiorentina defender Tomas Repka has been handed two jail terms, amounting to two years in prison, for drink driving and fraud.
The Associated Press reports the Prague-West county court turned two previous suspended sentences for drink driving into a nine-month jail term ‘because of his convictions for other crimes since receiving the initial terms’.
Former Fiorentina defender Tomas Repka has been handed two jail terms, amounting to two years in prison, for drink driving and fraud.
The Associated Press reports the Prague-West county court turned two previous suspended sentences for drink driving into a nine-month jail term ‘because of his convictions for other crimes since receiving the initial terms’.
It comes just two weeks after the 44-year-old was sentenced to 15 months behind bars on fraud charges, while he served community service for a ‘revenge porn’ attack on his ex-wife last year.
Repka [pictured, left] made 128 appearances for Fiorentina between 1998 and 2001, winning a Coppa Italia before joining West Ham United.
He also played 46 times for his native Czech Republic, representing them at Euro 2000.