Swiss soccer league fines player for using ‘gay’ as insult

The league said its tribunal declined to suspend Lucerne goalkeeper Marius Müller and judged that his words had been thoughtless but not homophobic.
Swiss soccer league fines player for using ‘gay’ as insult

Goalkeeper Marius Müller has been judged to have used the word “gay” as an insult in a post-game interview.

A football player judged to have used the word “gay” as an insult in a post-game interview was fined 2,000 Swiss francs (€2083) by the Swiss Football League today.

The league said its tribunal declined to suspend Lucerne goalkeeper Marius Müller and judged that his words had been thoughtless but not homophobic.

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