Striker Ivica Olic has been suspended for two matches and fined 20,000 euros by the German Football Association for betting on football matches.
The Croatian, who plays for second-tier 1860 Munich, made online bets of three-figure amounts on a number of games in August and September, including nine in his own division, the DFB said on Wednesday.
“He did not bet on games of 1860 Munich,” it added in a statement.
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Players are not allowed to bet on matches during their active career or use third parties to do so, according to DFB regulations.
The 37-year-old striker, who joined 1860 Munich in July after a long career in the Bundesliga with Bayern Munich, Hamburg SV and VfL Wolfsburg, among others, has accepted the decision.
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