UEFA issued a shocking decision against Bayern Munich, which involved suspending their Colombian star Luis Diaz for three matches in the UEFA Champions League, following his direct red card during the recent match against Paris Saint-Germain.

Reports from the German newspaper "Bild" indicate that this decision exceeded expectations significantly, as the disciplinary committee considered Diaz's violent conduct a "serious offense," warranting a harsher penalty than the automatic one-match suspension.

This ruling sparked intense anger within the Bavarian club, which expressed its dissatisfaction with the severe punishment. According to "Bild," Bayern Munich's management immediately moved to request the official and full justification for the suspension decision from UEFA, a necessary step to assess their legal position.

In an effort to challenge the penalty, Bayern Munich plans to file an official objection and appeal against the suspension decision imposed on Diaz. The club aims through this procedure to reduce the suspension to one or two matches at most, ensuring the player's return to the team as soon as possible during the critical stages of the tournament.