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In March, the Spanish team allowed the forward to leave Madrid to spend time with his young familyBut local media reported that the 23-year-old was seen walking around Belgrade and enjoying drinks with other footballers.
Serbian prosecutors are asking the court for the sentence of “leaving the place of residence“despite the fact that he came from a” country with high virus transmission. “
Under the regulations at the time, he was required to isolate himself for two weeks.
Prosecutors take Jovic’s case to court after he refused to pay 30,000 ($ 35,556) for humanitarian purposes, a sum they had suggested as compensation for the charges to be dropped.
At that time, Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic lashed out at “footballers who come from abroad“to set a bad example, as the Balkan country was in its first week since declaring a state of emergency to combat the virus.
“They have multi-million dollar contracts, and they come here and they don’t isolate themselves. It’s something the authorities will take care of, “Brnabic said.
The Serbian striker claimed that he tested negative both in Spain and after his arrival in Serbia, adding that he had not been given “clear instructions on how to behave in isolation.”
Jovic moved to Real for 60 million euros (today 70 million dollars) in the summer of 2019 but he has not managed to establish himself in Zinedine Zidane’s team.
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