27.12.2025 17:30
The former Galatasaray star, Brazilian defender Marcao, who plays for Sevilla, has been handed a heavy penalty following his insults directed at the referee during the match against Real Madrid. Marcao received a 4-match ban for insulting the referee, a 1-match ban for kicking the ball in the area where the fourth official was present, and a 1-match ban for receiving a red card after a second yellow.
In recent times, Brazilian defender Marcao, who wore the Galatasaray jersey in the Super League, has come to the forefront due to an incident he experienced at Sevilla, where he is currently competing.
HE CURSED THE REFEREE HEAVILY
Marcao, who plays for Sevilla, gained significant attention in the Spanish press for his behavior during the match against Real Madrid. It was reported that Marcao, who received a red card in the match played at Santiago Bernabeu, heavily cursed the match referee Alejandro Muniz Ruiz, and these remarks were reflected in the referee's report. It was also stated that the experienced player threatened the referee in addition to the curses.
6 MATCH BAN FOR 3 DIFFERENT REASONS
Following these incidents, the disciplinary committees of the Spanish Football Federation took action. A total of 6 match bans were imposed on Marcao. He received a 4-match ban for insulting the referee, a 1-match ban for kicking the ball in the area where the fourth official was present, and a 1-match ban for receiving a red card due to a second yellow card. The 29-year-old player faced a historic penalty for three different reasons.