The FIFA Disciplinary Committee has announced the provisional suspension of a Moroccan international footballer who tested positive for a banned substance. The player’s name has not been disclosed in the announcement. The positive test occurred on June 8 during a qualifying match for the 2014 World Cup.
The provisional suspension is for 30 days, and the player has until September 4 to appeal the decision to FIFA. The disciplinary action is in accordance with article 63 of the Disciplinary Code, which outlines the conditions for dealing with positive tests for prohibited substances.
The player could potentially face a further sanction, which may result in a suspension ranging from 6 to 24 months, depending on the circumstances and severity of the case.
