Former Bayer Leverkusen defender Emir Spahic has been banned for three months for fighting according to the German Football Association.
Spahic has been banned for three months and fined €20,000 euros for a fight with stadium security that led to the termination of his contract with Bayer Leverkusen.
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The Bosnian international was filmed fighting with security guards after they reportedly refused to give his friends access to the dressing room area.
Bayer managing director, Michael Schade was quoted on the Guardian as saying: “The latest revelations from the case last Wednesday leave us no other choice. After video evidence emerged that shocked and upset all of us, we could not wait for the outcome of the legal investigation or a possible criminal case, but had to think about the club’s immediate response.
“We sat down with Emir and found an amicable solution. Emir regrets his actions and is very sorry. We wish him all the best for his future path.”
Black Eagles head coach Slaven Bilic recently revealed that he would love to sign Spahic.
“Of course I would love Modric, Mandzukic, Rakitic from Croatia and Dzeko, Pjanic and Spahic from Bosnia but we have to be realistic,” Bilic told Bosnian channel BHT.
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Beşiktaş are currently second in the Süper Lig, one point behind league leaders Fenerbahçe.
The Black Eagles take on relegation battling Karabükspor next in the Süper Lig.
