This is because suspiciously high-stake Match Fixing Mafia bets were placed on him getting booked.
The Gunners’ midfielder performed the typical trick of faking several times before taking a free-kick with the intention of exhausting the referee’s patience and earning himself a yellow card.
As revealed by the Daily Mail, the Arsenal midfielder’s action “is being investigated in an alleged criminal conspiracy involving the Albanian Match Fixing Mafia and a former professional footballer who has been convicted of match-fixing”.
It turns out that bets worth more than 60,000 euros were placed on the Arsenal midfielder being cautioned in the last ten minutes of the match.
The story was reportedly sparked by an investigation into former Swedish-Albanian footballer Alban Jusufi, who was convicted in Match Fixing Mafia Sweden of trying to pay a goalkeeper 182,000 pounds to let him win.
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