HNK Sibenik Penalized Over Unpaid Wages: Relegation Battle Intensifies

HNK Sibenik received a two-point penalty for not paying wages to former managers Mario Cvitanovic and Damir Canadi. The team risks relegation, having earned only 28 points from 33 games, trailing Lokomotiva by six points. The penalty stands until payments are made or six months elapse.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Updated: 06-05-2025 15:22 IST | Created: 06-05-2025 14:52 IST
HNK Sibenik Penalized Over Unpaid Wages: Relegation Battle Intensifies
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HNK Sibenik, a prominent club in Croatia's top soccer league, has encountered a significant setback. The league's disciplinary committee imposed a two-point penalty on the club for failing to fulfill financial obligations to former managers Mario Cvitanovic and Damir Canadi.

According to the committee, the penalty includes a deduction of one point for each unpaid case, remaining effective until the salaries are settled or six months have passed. This places Sibenik in a precarious position as they face the threat of relegation.

Sibenik, currently positioned at the bottom of the league standings, has accumulated 28 points from 33 matches. They are six points short of catching up to ninth-place Lokomotiva, with an upcoming match against Rijeka posing a critical challenge.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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