The Paris Administrative Court has overturned the 9-month suspension imposed on Leonardo, the former sports director of Paris Saint-Germain. The court justified its decision by stating that Leonardo does not hold any license, which would have been a prerequisite for a sporting suspension. This ruling eliminates the threat of an international extension of the suspension, which FIFA had reserved the right to apply at the request of the French Football Federation (FFF). Despite this decision, the FFF might consider appealing to the Council of State or exploring other options. Leonardo is now free to pursue new job opportunities, and there are reports linking him to a position at Inter Milan, recently acquired by an Indonesian billionaire.
LEONARDO: FINALLY FREE, HIS SUSPENSION LIFTED BY A PARIS COURT!
