Austrian Football Official Accused of Threatening Players with Gun. Police
Police in Vorarlberg are investigating allegations that a club official used a firearm to pressure women's team players before a match.
- An official from an Austrian women's Bundesliga team allegedly entered the locker room with a gun before a match, demanding players win the game.
- Reports indicate the official placed bullets on a table and suggested a wager, requiring players to pay €500 each in the event of a loss.
- Five players have reportedly terminated their contracts and left the team following the incident.
- The Austrian police have confirmed an investigation is underway, though details about the club and the official remain undisclosed.
- The Austrian Football Association and the players' union have been informed, with the union emphasizing the players' safety as its top priority.