Lautaro Martinez is said to be confronted with a ban on blasphemy, according to sensational reports.
It comes after the Figc-federal public prosecutor had found evidence of this blasphemy during the 1-0 defeat of Inter Milan against Juventus.
The Argentinian World Cup winner is accused of using a blast of God after the defeat.
The proof was only found for days after the Figc officer of Justice had opened an investigation.
Figc Chief Giuseppe Chinè asked Dazn for all the images that were recorded during the episode and eventually found a stressful audio to confirm the blasphemy.
However, it is unlikely that the 27-year-old will actually be affected with a ban.
Gazzetta Dello Sport explains that the sports judge could not intervene in the aftermath of the game, because there was no audio certificate from the act.
Martinez now has a week to decide how to respond.
An option is to be confronted with a sports process at the federal court and to risk a prohibition of one game.
The other path is to vote for a plea and get a fine.
It is reported that his club will probably insist on the second option, even if he denies the claim.
Martinez said about the accusation: “I never have blasphemy, never.
“I also try to teach my children respect, this accusation bothered me a lot.”
This season Martinez scored 16 goals in 35 games.
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