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Maradona’s passport seized
NAPLES. Feb 18: Naples magistrates investigating soccer star Diego Maradona's possible links with a drugs and prostitution ring have asked for his passport to be confiscated. judicial sources said on Sunday. reports Reuter.
The sources said the demand by magistrates from the anti-drugs pool of the Naples judiciary was a routine request for anyone under Investigation for handling drugs.
Naples public prosecutor Vittorio Sbordone said on Wednesday the Argentine player was being investigated on suspicion that he may have asked for drugs and prostitutes from the Camorra, the local Mafia
On Saturday. Maradona said he had been framed. "It's a setup by some girls from whom I have distanced myself. I have never used drugs.' he told reporters.
Naples police refused to say whether they had already been to Maradona's home to seize his passport.
Sbordone said eight people with Ues to the Camorra have been arrested on charges of drug trafficking and prostitu tion In Naples after a telephone tapping operation.
Meanwhile. an ALT message from Rome said: The Italian league will feature professional referees for the first time in the 1993-84 season.
The decision, taken during last summer’s World Cup, was finally ratified by the Federal Council on Saturday after a long and detailed study of the question.
All First and Second Division games will be run by professionals, who will have to undergo strict physical fitness checks, be subjected to weekly controls and could earn from 50 to 100 million Ura (from about 50.000 to 100.000 dollars ) a year depending on experience and efficiency.
The number of referees will be reduced from the present figure of 40 to 35. the council decided.
Antonio Matarrcse. football federation president, said: "We have taken an historic decision ' today and shown our determination to move with the times."
The council also decided to introduce compulsory weekly random dope tests for two players of each team as from February 24.
Booter nabbed for burglary
ATHENS. Feb 18: Romanian International Danut Lupu. who joined Panathin-atkos from Dynamo Bucharest this season, has been arrested in connection with a series of burglaries, reports AFP.
Lupu was suspected of being the ringleader of a gang who broke into homes and shops and stole mainly furs.
Police said the Panathtn-' afkos Club had helped them in their investigations and other footballers might be charged.