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    Jannik Sinner bandage doping controversy

    @Footynews🚨 CLOSTEBO SHAKES SPORT: THE SINNER CASE AND THE BANDAGE CONTROVERSY 😳 Clostebol is an anabolic steroid prohibited by anti-doping rules. In 2024, Jannik Sinner, one of the best tennis players in the world, tested positive in two controls and attributed the result to accidental contamination. According to his team's explanation, his physiotherapist, Giacomo Naldi, used a product containing this substance to treat a wound on his hand and then performed massages on Sinner without gloves. A photograph taken during Indian Wells showed Naldi with his left little finger bandaged, a detail that was linked to that explanation. In 2025, Sinner accepted a three-month suspension after reaching an agreement with the World Anti-Doping Agency. But there is something we must make clear: WEARING A BANDAGE IS NOT PROOF OF DOPING. Many footballers and athletes use bandages to protect wounds, fingers, or joints. Drawing conclusions or making accusations solely based on that detail is completely irresponsible. 🚨 YOU CANNOT ACCUSE AN ATHLETE OF DOPING SIMPLY FOR WEARING A BANDAGE!

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    Jannik Sinner bandage doping controversy

    Photo de @Footynews· Oct 9, 2026· Jannik Sinner

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    The image is a collage of three sports-related photos. The top left shows a person wearing a Barcelona jersey, with their hands wrapped in white tape and forming an "OK" gesture. The top right shows an arm in a white jersey with a Real Madrid logo, also with taped fingers and an arm raised. The bottom image is a close-up of a tennis player in a white outfit and cap, mid-swing on a grass court, with a magnified inset of a taped finger. The overall mood is athletic and competitive. The visible logos are FC Barcelona and Real Madrid.

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    Jannik Sinner bandage doping controversy

    @Footynews🚨 CLOSTEBO SHAKES SPORT: THE SINNER CASE AND THE BANDAGE CONTROVERSY 😳 Clostebol is an anabolic steroid prohibited by anti-doping rules. In 2024, Jannik Sinner, one of the best tennis players in the world, tested positive in two controls and attributed the result to accidental contamination. According to his team's explanation, his physiotherapist, Giacomo Naldi, used a product containing this substance to treat a wound on his hand and then performed massages on Sinner without gloves. A photograph taken during Indian Wells showed Naldi with his left little finger bandaged, a detail that was linked to that explanation. In 2025, Sinner accepted a three-month suspension after reaching an agreement with the World Anti-Doping Agency. But there is something we must make clear: WEARING A BANDAGE IS NOT PROOF OF DOPING. Many footballers and athletes use bandages to protect wounds, fingers, or joints. Drawing conclusions or making accusations solely based on that detail is completely irresponsible. 🚨 YOU CANNOT ACCUSE AN ATHLETE OF DOPING SIMPLY FOR WEARING A BANDAGE!

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    Jannik Sinner bandage doping controversy

    Photo de @Footynews· Oct 9, 2026· Jannik Sinner

    À propos de cette photo

    The image is a collage of three sports-related photos. The top left shows a person wearing a Barcelona jersey, with their hands wrapped in white tape and forming an "OK" gesture. The top right shows an arm in a white jersey with a Real Madrid logo, also with taped fingers and an arm raised. The bottom image is a close-up of a tennis player in a white outfit and cap, mid-swing on a grass court, with a magnified inset of a taped finger. The overall mood is athletic and competitive. The visible logos are FC Barcelona and Real Madrid.

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