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The general director of the Udinese club, Franco Collavino, had promised swift and severe sanctions following the shameful scene at the Dacia Arena on Saturday evening. “The possible investigation by the judicial authorities has a limited duration, unlike us, who will work to exclude these racists from the stadium for life. Where there are more than 300 cameras, we also have sound and in the coming hours, we plan to use these means on the part of the bend concerned.he explained.
And according to the last elements of the Gazzetta dello Sport, a first author suspected of having shouted racist insults against Mike Maignan would have been identified. The individual would have been found thanks to viewing one of the numerous videos posted on social networks by other Udinese supporters, immediately after the end of the match. The leaders of the Friulian club managed to locate and identify the first of those responsible for the insults which led to the interruption of the match in the first half.
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