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Luka Jovic Faces Six Months In Prison In Serbia For Breaking Coronavirus Rules

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Real Madrid striker Luka Jovic is reportedly facing a six-month prison sentence in his native country Serbia after breaking coronavirus rules when he flew home to a party in Belgrade.

Real Madrid told their players to self-isolate following the outbreak of the virus in March but Jovic broke quarantine in order to travel back to celebrate his girlfriend’s birthday.

The striker was heavily criticised in his come country at the time and according to Serbian agency Tanjug, 

He is being prosecuted for breaking the rules and faces up to six months in prison.

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