Juve give Fagioli full support as betting ban starts
Juventus will provide full support to Nicolo Fagioli after the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) confirmed the player’s seven-month ban for breaching rules on betting on matches has begun, the Serie A club said on Thursday.
Players on Argentina’s women’s squad on Wednesday said they understood why four teammates quit amid a dispute with the national soccer federation over pay and conditions, but insisted they’ll seek improvements by working from within.
Giani Infantino said FIFA’s decision to increase the Women’s World Cup to 32 teams proved his critics wrong after the success of the expanded tournament in Australia and New Zealand.
Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba tested positive for testosterone, Italy’s anti-doping agency announced Monday, and has been suspended with immediate effect.