Sunderland suspend Dani Osvaldo

LONDON. — Southampton suspended their club record signing Dani Osvaldo for two weeks yesterday following an incident at the club’s training ground. Southampton did not reveal what had happened but in a statement on their website (www.saintsfc.co.uk) said: “The club has taken swift and proper action for what it considers a breach of the conduct expected of its players.” It added it would be making no further comment.

The Argentine-born Italy international striker joined Southampton for a club record fee of 15 million pounds ($24.88 million) from AS Roma at the start of the season, but he has only scored three times in 12 appearances so far. — Reuters.

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