UEFA investigates alleged racial abuse of Zlatan Ibrahimović
- The alleged abuse targeted Ibrahimović’s Balkan family roots. He was born in Sweden to parents from Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Croatia.
UEFA appointed a disciplinary investigator on Tuesday to look at allegations Zlatan Ibrahimović was racially abused when AC Milan played at Red Star Belgrade last week.
Ibrahimović was sitting in the stands as a substitute during the Europa League game in Serbia and footage appeared to detail insults shouted at him.
The alleged abuse targeted Ibrahimović’s Balkan family roots. He was born in Sweden to parents from Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Croatia.
Though no tickets were sold to fans for the round of 32 game, Red Star club officials and guests were in the main stand.
UEFA disciplinary rules hold home clubs responsible for incidents inside their stadium.
UEFA gave no timetable for its investigator to report to the disciplinary committee.
Milan hosts the second leg on Thursday after drawing in Belgrade 2-2.

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