Newcastle United’s Sandro Tonali could face a more severe punishment, unlike Juventus’ Nicolo Fagioli, who was recently banned for seven months due to his involvement in gambling on illegal websites. According to reports, Tonali placed bets on AC Milan matches, but these bets did not influence the outcomes of the games, making it unlikely for a sports fraud case to be pursued. While cooperating and confessing to his actions, Tonali may still be handed a 12-month ban, which is harsher than Fagioli’s punishment of seven months, as the starting sanction for Tonali is expected to be higher, despite his cooperation, with a minimum sentence of three years for those involved in football betting.