Mané beats a colleague in the locker room and receives a millionaire fine, says newspaper

Sadio Mané was fined more than 300,000 euros (about R$1.6 million at current exchange rates) by Bayern Munich. The player assaulted teammate Leroy Sané in the post-match locker room.

The newspaper sky sport germany revealed the value of the fine for Mané at more than 300 thousand euros (approximately R$1.6 million) and defined it as “very sensitive” for the player.

According to the report, this would be the highest punishment that a Bayern player would have received. The club has not yet commented on the fine or how its payment will be used.

Mané would have punched Sané in the locker room after the defeat by Manchester City by 3 to 0. The game was valid for the first leg of the Champions League quarterfinals.

The beginning of the misunderstanding was still on the field, during the second half of the confrontation. The reason would be Mané’s lack of approach to receive the teammate’s pass.

The ex-Liverpool player was satisfied with the German for the way he was treated. Sané was suspended for the next game against Hoffenheim in the Bundesliga. The game took place on Saturday (15) and ended in a 1-1 draw.

Coach Thomas Tuchel came to Mané’s defense and said that the situation had already been resolved. “It’s settled. A game and a fine are the consequences of what happened. The way the two players involved handled it, the way the other players handled it, it had a cleaning effect.”