The punishments were imposed due to the clubs’ relations with fan groups such as Inter’s “Curva Nord” and Milan’s “Curva Sud”.
Simone Inzaghi and Calhanoglu handed one-match ban by FIGC

Inter and AC Milan have been fined by the Italian soccer association (FIGC) over their relationships with unauthorized fan groups.
The investigation, which began in November, led to sanctions against both clubs, their players, and executives.
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Inter’s Simone Inzaghi and Hakan Calhanoglu have been handed one-match bans, while the clubs themselves have been fined €70,000 and €30,000, respectively.
Bans and Fines For Inzaghi And Calhanoglu
Inzaghi and Calhanoglu’s bans mean they will miss Inter’s upcoming match against Hellas Verona this Saturday.
Calhanoglu has also been fined €30,000, while Inzaghi must pay €15,000. Inter vice-President Javier Zanetti has been fined €14,500.
The punishments were imposed due to the clubs’ relations with fan groups such as Inter’s “Curva Nord” and Milan’s “Curva Sud”.
Investigation Into Club-Ultras Relationships
The investigation into Inter and Milan’s relationships with their ultras began after several arrests were made in November.
The FIGC’s ruling highlights the need for clubs to maintain a safe distance from unauthorized fan groups.
The fines and bans serve as a warning to other clubs to ensure they comply with regulations.
Impact on Inter’s Upcoming Match
Inter’s upcoming match against Hellas Verona will be a challenge without Calhanoglu and Inzaghi.
The one-match bans will force Inter’s coaching staff to make changes to their lineup and tactics.
Inter will need to find a way to overcome the absence of their key players to maintain their lead in Serie A.
Consequences For Clubs and Players
The fines and bans imposed on Inter and Milan demonstrate the consequences of maintaining relationships with unauthorized fan groups.
The clubs and players involved will need to be more cautious in the future to avoid similar sanctions.
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The FIGC’s ruling sends a strong message about the importance of maintaining a safe and respectful environment in Italian football.
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