Granit Xhaka convicted for fake Covid certificate, fined 150,000 Swiss francs

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What was Granit Xhaka convicted for?

Granit Xhaka was convicted for obtaining a fake COVID-19 vaccination certificate. He announced this himself on Instagram, stating he accepted the decision and took responsibility.

What was the penalty for obtaining the fake certificate?

Xhaka received a 50-day fine of 3,000 Swiss francs each, totaling 150,000 Swiss francs. This fine is suspended for two years, meaning he will only have to pay it if he commits another offence.

Did Xhaka withdraw from any games?

Yes, Xhaka withdrew from the Swiss national team for four Nations League games. Switzerland won all four of these matches.