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BREAKING NEWS: England defender Kieran Trippier receives a ten-week ban and a £ 70,000 fine for violating FA betting rules for his transfer from Tottenham to Atletico Madrid – but he can play in Euro 2020
- Kieran Trippier was charged with betting on moving to Spain in May
- He completed a £ 20m move from Tottenham to Atletico Madrid in 2019
- Trippier missed England’s game against Denmark in October to attend a hearing
- Under the FA Rules, players cannot place a bet related to football or share relevant confidential information with anyone who could bet on a scenario
- The 30-year-old has been banned for 10 weeks and fined a total of £ 70,000
Kieran Trippier has been banned for 10 weeks and fined £ 70,000 by the FA for misconduct related to betting rule violations.
The 30-year-old Atletico Madrid right-back was indicted by the FA in May and was forced to retire from the English squad in October to attend a personal hearing on the allegations.
These relate to bets placed around the time of his move from Tottenham to Spain in July 2019. An independent commission has been appointed to look into the case. Four of the alleged violations were detected and three were dismissed.
Trippier’s worldwide ban means he will be banned from all football-related activities up to and including Sunday, February 28, 2021. This means he will miss the first leg of Atletico Madrid’s final eighth finals against Chelsea and currently a total of 12 games for the club.
Kieran Tripper was banned from the FA for 10 weeks after breaking the betting rules
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