Paris Brunner Risks a Suspension for Having Mimicd a Stoning
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The 20-year-old German equalized for the Monegasques in the match against Strasbourg and made a gesture with his hand as if he was cutting his own throat.
The National Ethics Committee chaired by Frédéric Thirez announced this Monday that she had taken the LFP's disciplinary commission to look at the controversial celebration of the German striker.
Criticized for his controversial celebration after his goal against Strasbourg on Saturday (1-1), Paris Brunner risks a suspension after the decision of the National Ethics Council.
The AS Monaco Paris Brunner attacker mimicd a "murder" during his goal in Strasbourg (1-1) on Saturday and could be sanctioned.
As an equalizer on the AS Monaco trip to Strasbourg on Saturday afternoon, Paris Brunner had performed a polemic celebration in front of the Alsatian kop. Before repositioning himself, the German had passed his hand in front of his throat as if to mimic a slaughter. On Monday, the National Ethics Council seized the disciplinary commission of the Professional Football League (LFP) on this subject.
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