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The debut of Federico Chiesa with the shirt of Juventus, in the championship match in Crotone. An hour of play that you will hardly forget, for the epilogue more than for what it had been until that moment. Because the former Fiorentina player ended his game early due to being sent off in the 60s after a hard foul on Cigarini: the first player to close his Juventus debut with a red card, in the history of the Juventus club.
Referee Francesco Fourneau, in his seventh appearance in Serie A, had no doubts: after whistling the foul, he immediately took the red card, opting for direct expulsion. The game’s clash seemed already decided at normal speed, with the cries of the sick Cigarini to unleash protests from the bench and the local public. The intervention is not fueled by malice, but the excess of enthusiasm on the part of Chiesa is evident: the black and white winger arrives with his hammer foot on Cigarini’s leg and hits him hard. An entry that justifies the severe measure taken by the race director.
Until that moment, Chiesa had been the protagonist of a competition between ups and downs, embellished byAssisted by Álvaro Morata for the 1-1 goal of Juventus. Some mistakes, some pauses, the inevitable misunderstanding with teammates (in a context already in the experimental phase of his), Chiesa’s first match with Juve was not unforgettable. He will have time to make up for it, but first he will have to comply with the disqualification: one day off is automatic, another could be triggered in the event that the foul on Cigarini was classified as ‘violent conduct’. The verdict between Monday and Tuesday, with the declaration of the Sports Judge.
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