UEFA have fined Tottenham Hotspur and handed down a suspended ban on travelling fans, with the club acknowledging Nazi salutes were made by a group of supporters.
As part of the punishment, Tottenham will have to pay a €30,000 (£26,200/$35,100) to the European governing body.
“The club has been informed of sanctions handed down to us by UEFA following the utterly abhorrent conduct of a small number of individuals at our recent Champions League away match in Frankfurt.
Tottenham Hotspur have banned three supporters “indefinitely” after making Nazi salutes during the club’s Champions League game at Eintracht Frankfurt in January.
Tottenham Hotspur will have to make a ‘huge offer’ if they are to secure the signing of Guglielmo Vicario’s potential replacement this summer, while the Italian stopper was ridiculed in a controversial social media post by the Premier League on Sunday evening.
The Club has been informed of sanctions handed down to us by UEFA following the utterly abhorrent conduct of a small number of individuals at our recent Champions League away match in Frankfurt.
UEFA have decided to charge the north London club over incidents at their Champions League match at Frankfurt in January
Tottenham have safeguarded themselves financially in the event of relegation, with clauses included in contracts that would trigger a reduction in salaries.
Look, Igor Tudor definitely is not as good of a manager - not even a quarter as good - but, in a way, he is becoming to Tottenham Hotspur what Ralf Rangnick was for Manchester United.