The FIGC has reduced Milan striker Ante Rebic’s ban to one match, meaning he could be available against Sampdoria if he recovers from an injury.
Rebic had been sent off against Napoli for insulting the referee and was given a two-match ban.
However, Milan’s appeal against the two-match ban has led to a reduction to one game and the striker could be available against Sampdoria when Serie A resumes on Saturday.
Rebic served a one-match ban against Fiorentina. The FIGC has changed his sanction into a fine of €15,000.
The FIGC has reduced Milan striker Ante Rebic’s ban to one match, meaning he could be available against Sampdoria if he recovers from an injury.
Rebic had been sent off against Napoli for insulting the referee and was given a two-match ban.
However, Milan’s appeal against the two-match ban has led to a reduction to one game and the striker could be available against Sampdoria when Serie A resumes on Saturday.
Rebic served a one-match ban against Fiorentina. The FIGC has changed his sanction into a fine of €15,000.
The Croatian is working apart from the rest of the group to recover from a hip injury.
He will be available against the Blucerchiati on Saturday if he recovers in time for the game.