Match-settling: Parma striker Emanuele Calaio restricted and club given focuses conclusion

Parma striker Emanuele Calaio has been prohibited for a long time for coordinate settling. 

Parma have likewise been deducted five focuses for the 2018-19 Serie A season and Calaio, 36, has been fined 20,000 euros (£17,800).

Italy's National Federal Court (TFN) forced the authorizations after Calaio sent "suspicious messages" to a portion of his previous colleagues previously Spezia played Parma on 18 May.

Parma won 2-0 to anchor advancement back to Italy's best flight. 

Calaio, who left Spezia to join Parma in 2016, reached Spezia players Filippo de Col and Claudio Terzi before the diversion by means of informing administration WhatsApp.

Prosecutors started exploring in June and Parma denied any bad behavior, saying the messages "don't contain any kind of anomaly or vindictiveness".

In any case, Calaio was accused of match-settling in July, when the Italian FA passed the case to the TFN, and the messages were esteemed to impact the diversion by "inspiring a decreased exertion" from De Col and Terzi.

Parma were consigned to Serie D in the wake of being pronounced bankrupt in 2015, however will come back to Serie An after three progressive advancements.

The prevail upon Spezia fixed second place in Serie B last season as adversaries Frosinone could just deal with a 2-2 draw against Foggia.