Punishments for numerous football club officials, Granit Koci of Drenica gets the heaviest penalty

Drenica’s official representative, Granit Koci, has been banned for three months from participating in any sporting activity organized by the Football Federation of Kosovo. The FFK Disciplinary and Ethics Commission punished Koci for threats made against the referees in the Drenica – Dukagjini match. At the end of the first half, according to the decision, Koci
Drenica’s official representative, Granit Koci, has been banned for three months from participating in any sporting activity organized by the Football Federation of Kosovo.
The FFK Disciplinary and Ethics Commission punished Koci for threats made against the referees in the Drenica – Dukagjini match.
At the end of the first half, according to the decision, Koci insulted the referees in the corridor and threatened them.
“If we don’t win, you won’t leave Skenderaj alive,” was Koci’s threat, according to the FFK. He has denied this.
Drenica was fined 1,000 euros for shortcomings in organizing the match.
Many other club officials were also punished on Friday.
Nderim Nexhipi, Ballkani’s sporting director, was banned from performing his duties for two matches for insulting the head referee in the match against Llapi.
Ballkani assistant coach Goran Karogllan was also punished with a two-match suspension and a fine of 300 euros “for insulting the head referee”.
Malisheva assistant coach Latif Bytyqi was punished with a two-match ban from performing his duties for unsporting conduct.
Gjilan sporting director Drilon Sylejmani was suspended for two matches for unsporting conduct and “using the harshest words”.
Ferizaj sporting director Genc Hyseni was fined 500 euros because, according to the FFK, “he insinuated that VAR referee Mentor Ajeti had come with the intention of harming the home team” in the Ferizaj – Gjilani match.
Liria was punished with two matches played without spectators and a fine of 2,000 euros for shortcomings in organizing the match against Vushtrri.



