According to the Italians, a Fradi fan received a five-year ban from European football matches

Ahead of the Europa League match against AC Milan, Ferencváros fans gathered at Milan Cathedral, chanting exclusionary slogans and praising Benito Mussolini. This incident drew significant attention, with one supporter facing serious penalties under Italy's Mancino Law, which prohibits expressions of racial, ethnic, national, and religious hatred. The police are investigating other crimes committed at the cathedral. Ferencváros president Gábor Kubatov responded, emphasizing the club's long-standing fight against exclusion and the importance of fan behavior, stating that actions like these harm the club's reputation and the experience of honest supporters.

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