Granit Xhaka Admits to Fake Covid Certificate in 2022

Granit Xhaka, the captain of Sunderland, confessed to acquiring a fake Covid-19 vaccination certificate in 2022 while he was still with Arsenal. He expressed that doubts and fears regarding the vaccine led him to make a hasty decision instead of seeking proper answers.
Xhaka stated, “In this state of emotional turmoil, I obtained a vaccination certificate instead of seeking answers to my unresolved questions through the proper channels.” He acknowledged this was a mistake and expressed regret. Currently, the Lucerne Public Prosecutor’s Office is investigating the matter, and they plan to interview Xhaka in early October.
The Swiss FA, represented by President Peter Knäbel, has agreed that it is best for Xhaka to refrain from participating in upcoming Nations League matches. The final sanctions will depend on the investigation's findings regarding whether Xhaka committed a criminal act.
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