Mathier calls to FIFA: Be careful with the decision about Jaka and Shaqiri

Former president of the Swiss Football Federation Marcel Mathier, who also has great experience in the FIFA disciplinary Commission, where he has worked for a while, has called on the world's largest football institution to take care of the decision he can make on Granit Jaka and Gerdan Shaqiri.

Both, recently added Captain Stephan Lichtsteiner, are part of a FIFA Disciplinary Commission investigation into the eagle's event in Switzerland's victory over Serbia.

According to reports, Swiss representative stars may be investigated for violating Article 5 of the disciplinary code, which writes that anyone who provokes audiences during a match may be suspended in two matches and fined five thousand Swiss francs.

Mathier's interview on the morning. ch '%, it has been declared surprised at the opening case by FIFA.

I'm surprised FIFA opened the case. For me, the celebration has come from euphoria rather than political symbols, and it has nothing to do with any provocation against Serbs and Swiss”, Matthews declared, conveys the news.net.

In the question of how likely Jaka, Shaqiri and Lichtsteiner are to be convicted, he has refused to respond, being surprised at what is happening in FIFA and expecting this trial with great interest, which you first rose from the largest football house.

I couldn't answer that. But with great interest I am awaiting this trial”, it has continued for the 82-year-old, who has worked for 15 years at FIFA, where he has also headed the disciplinary Commission of this institution.

He has eventually appealed for great care from FIFA, as with this action he will open up many new cases that may have political and religious background, which would bring many complications.

“then FIFA would have a major problem”, Mathier answered the question of what if the Swiss representative players were punished.

From this moment on, any gesture that may have little political or religious background should be investigated. This would cause many new and complex cases of”, it has ended.