Lazio defender Senad Lulic faces a lengthy ban over racist comments directed at opponent Antonio Rudiger after the Rome derby.
The club were forced to issue an apology after Lulic insisted that the German “was selling socks and belts in Stuttgart two years ago.”
Lazio defender Senad Lulic faces a lengthy ban over racist comments directed at opponent Antonio Rudiger after the Rome derby.
The club were forced to issue an apology after Lulic insisted that the German “was selling socks and belts in Stuttgart two years ago.”
According to Laziosiamonoi.com, such comments could lead to a ban of up to 10 games for the Bosnian, depending on how the conduct is viewed.
Article 1a of the FIGC Sports Justice Code references a violation of the principles of honesty and fairness. This would mean a short suspension or a fine for the 30-year-old.
If article 11 was invoked however, a suspension of 10 days or more could be on the cards.
It is expected that further information regarding potential punishment will be released tomorrow.