Juventus midfielder Emanuele Giaccherini is set to fined after a banner he displayed mocking a controversial decision not to give AC Milan's Sulley Muntari a goal during a meeting between the two sides was deemed offensive.
During the team's Serie A victory parade over the summer, the 27-year-old draped a message from the bus in regards to the incident and the disciplinary committee has seen fit to sanction the former Cesena man.
"We believe there are full grounds for a referral," a statement read.
"During the celebrations that followed the Scudetto win by Juventus, Giannacherini displayed a banner from the bus, the content of which is believed to be offensive to Milan."
The Old Lady are currently unbeaten in Serie A this season, with seven wins and one draw from their eight games.
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