Sandro Tonali has been accused of being involved in illegal sports betting. He already knows what his punishment will be and is waiting for it to be officialized in the next few hours. How long will he be away from the fields?
The life is a chance and the moment that Sandro Tonali, only 23 years old, is living, is one of the most difficult moments of his career, after being involved in illegal gambling in Italy. The Newcastle player, after being accused by the prosecution, admitted his involvement and participation in betting on football matches, including matches of Milan and Brescia, teams in which the Italian midfielder played. The authorities have already informed him that he will be inactive for ten months and will also have to pay a significant fine. His last match will be against Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League, scheduled for Wednesday, October 25th.
Tonali only hopes that this resolution that will temporarily keep him away from the football fields will be official. In addition, the fine will be higher than the 12,500 euros agreed between the prosecution and Nicolò Fagioli (suspended for 7 months), another player who also participated in the illegal gambling related to football. But that's not all; the athlete will have to attend therapy for six months and participate in at least 10 public meetings on the negative effects of gambling.
Life is a chance and the moment that Sandro Tonali, only 23 years old, is living, is one of the most difficult moments of his career, after being involved in illegal gambling in Italy. The Newcastle player, after being accused by the prosecution, admitted his involvement and participation in betting on football matches, including matches of Milan and Brescia, teams in which the Italian midfielder played. The authorities have already informed him that he will be inactive for ten months and will also have to pay a significant fine. His last match will be against Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League, scheduled for Wednesday, October 25th.
Tonali only hopes that this resolution that will temporarily keep him away from the football fields will be official. In addition, the fine will be higher than the 12,500 euros agreed between the prosecution and Nicolò Fagioli (suspended for 7 months), another player who also participated in the illegal gambling related to football. But that's not all; the athlete will have to attend therapy for six months and participate in at least 10 public meetings on the negative effects of gambling.
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