The Sports Judge of Series A imposed this Tuesday a fine of 10,000 euros to the Argentine striker of Inter Milan Lautaro Martinez for addressing “repeatedly” and with “insulting expressions” Milan’s French defender Theo Hernández.
“Fine of 10,000 euros for having gotten up from the bench, repeatedly directing insulting expressions at an opposing player, while he was leaving the field of play; infraction detected by employees of the Federal Public Ministry”Series A explained in a statement.
The ‘Toro’ Martínez insulted Theo Hernández while he was leaving the field of play, expelled after making a hard tackle on the Dutch Denzel Dumfries, dedicating provocative gestures to the Interista fans that ignited the Argentine international.
The referee did not send off the Inter striker during the match and It was the employees of the Federal Public Ministry who denounced the incident. The suspension of the Argentine international is economic and, therefore, he will not miss games with his team for this reason.
The ‘rossoneros’ regained the throne of the city this Saturday by beating Inter, leader of the league, 2-1, with an outstanding performance by Frenchman Olivier Giroud, author of the two goals for the team led by Italian Stefano Pioli.