The Disciplinary Committee has handed down a significant suspension to the president of FC Andorra. The club's top official has been banned from his duties for a period of four months following an act of aggression.
The sanctions were announced this Wednesday and stem from incidents that occurred last Friday. The events in question took place during the competitive fixture between FC Andorra and Albacete.
The committee's investigation was prompted by the reported conduct of Gerard Piqué during the match. However, the scope of the disciplinary action extended beyond a single individual.
In addition to the president, the club's sporting director also faced sanctions from the governing body. The penalties reflect a broader review of behavior from the Andorra side during the contentious encounter.
Furthermore, Christian Lanzarote, who is a member of the club's coaching staff, was also included in the disciplinary measures. The committee addressed the conduct of multiple officials connected to the team.
The four-month ban for the president represents a substantial period of ineligibility. It will prevent him from carrying out his official responsibilities with the Andorran club during this time.
The match against Albacete has thus resulted in serious off-field consequences for FC Andorra. The club now faces a period without the full involvement of several key figures in its leadership and technical team.
Based on reporting from Fútbol.