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Granit Xhaka reportedly fined and suspended over COVID-19 certificate forgery · Digg

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Granit Xhaka reportedly fined and suspended over COVID-19 certificate forgery

Sky Sports News reports a £136,265 fine and two-year suspension, saying Xhaka forged the certificate.

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Sky Sports News reported on October 8 that Granit Xhaka had been fined £136,265 and suspended for two years for forging a COVID-19 certificate.

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@SkySportsNewsBREAKING: Granit Xhaka has been fined £136,265, suspended for two years, for forging a COVID-19 certificate 🚨20d

@trendingblog247Granit Xhaka is trending in Global Sports because his fake COVID-19 vaccination certificate case has now been resolved, with the Sunderland midfielder receiving a two-year probation period and a suspended CHF150,000 fine. The important part is that he has not been banned from football: the punishment does not stop him playing, meaning Xhaka remains available for Sunderland’s next match while Swiss authorities consider any separate national team consequences. Gem20d

@GoNewsoffical@SkySportsNews Sky Sports really said “suspended for two years” and let half of Twitter think Xhaka was banned for two years 😭 The fine is suspended — Xhaka isn’t. 💀19d

@Indiangunner_09Manchester City fans using Granit Xhaka to instigate punishment against Arsenal 🤣🤣 Not only are they cheats, they're so petty. Shameless club with shameless fans.19d

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@SkySportsNewsBREAKING: Granit Xhaka has been fined £136,265, suspended for two years, for forging a COVID-19 certificate 🚨20d

@trendingblog247Granit Xhaka is trending in Global Sports because his fake COVID-19 vaccination certificate case has now been resolved, with the Sunderland midfielder receiving a two-year probation period and a suspended CHF150,000 fine. The important part is that he has not been banned from football: the punishment does not stop him playing, meaning Xhaka remains available for Sunderland’s next match while Swiss authorities consider any separate national team consequences. Gem20d

@GoNewsoffical@SkySportsNews Sky Sports really said “suspended for two years” and let half of Twitter think Xhaka was banned for two years 😭 The fine is suspended — Xhaka isn’t. 💀19d

@Indiangunner_09Manchester City fans using Granit Xhaka to instigate punishment against Arsenal 🤣🤣 Not only are they cheats, they're so petty. Shameless club with shameless fans.19d