Zlatan Ibrahimovic Fined A Whopping €50,000 By UEFA For Owning Shares In A Betting Company
Report gathered by our outfit indicates that the European football administering body, UEFA have affirmed that AC Milan striker, Zlatan Ibrahimovic has been fined a whopping €50,000 for his association in a betting organization, with his club additionally fining him €25,000.
According to reports, Zlatan Ibrahimovic owns a 10 percent stake in Bethard, a Malta-based betting site and it is contrary to the principles of UEFA to have any monetary interest in a betting organization.
In the wake of opening an investigation a month ago, UEFA on Wednesday, May 2 2021 gave an assertion.
This is what they had to say;
The Chairman of the EUFA Appeals Body today took the following decisions;
”To fine Mr. Zlatan Ibrahimovic €50,000 for violating Article 12(2)(b) of the UEFA Disciplinary Regulations (DR), i.e. for having a financial interest in a betting company.
”The Chairman of the UEFA Appeals Body also issued Mr. Ibrahimovic with a directive aimed at ceasing the player’s association with the relevant betting company.
”Finally, the Chairman of the UEFA Appeals Body decided to warn and fine AC Milan €25,000 for violating Article 12(2)(b) of the UEFA DR (in connection with Article 8 of the UEFA DR) for its player, Mr. Zlatan Ibrahimovic, having a financial interest in a betting company”.
