Igor Štimac, a Croatian football coach, is at risk of facing a suspension that could extend until the end of the current season due to three new disciplinary complaints filed against him. These complaints have arisen after Štimac made public remarks questioning the regularity of the football championship in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Disciplinary Commission of the Football Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina is set to deliberate on these complaints and is expected to make a final decision soon.

This incident is not the first time that Štimac has attracted the attention of disciplinary bodies; he has previously faced sanctions for controversial statements and actions. In one instance, he was fined and received a conditional sanction. The possibility of a penalty or suspension looms large for the coach, which would prevent him from leading his team, Zrinjski from Mostar, during the crucial final stages of the championship if he is found guilty of the allegations.

The Disciplinary Commission's discussion regarding the complaints is scheduled for mid-March. This timing adds a layer of urgency, as the outcome could significantly impact not only Štimac's role but also the performance of the Zrinjski team in the championship. The football community is closely watching how the committee will address these allegations and what precedents may arise from this case.