According to Football Italia via an official report from the Serie A disciplinary committee, Martin de Roon has received a four-match suspension and €10,000 fine after his sending off for Atalanta vs AC Milan.
De Roon lashed out in the 92nd minute of the two sides’ final match of the Serie A season, after Milan were awarded their second penalty of the day.
The 30-year-old somehow ended up in a scuffle with Milan midfielder Rade Krunic, with De Roon striking out at his counterpart.
Those actions earned De Roon a straight red card but the drama didn’t stop there, as he was given his marching orders, the Dutchman pushed referee Maurizio Mariani with his elbow.
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?? OFFICIAL: Marten de Roon gets a four-game ban and a €100k fine for his red card last night and shoving the referee.pic.twitter.com/QKURJ7e2C1
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De Roon will now miss Atalanta’s important opening four matches of next season for some completely unnecessary actions and overall unacceptable behaviour.