Source: Daily_Mail
Cocaine shame Chelsea flop Mutu fails another drug test while at Fiorentina
Adrian Mutu's troubled career has apparently taken another negative turn with a positive doping test.[LNB]The Italian Olympic Committee says that the Fiorentina forward failed a drug test following a Serie A game with Bari on January 10. Tests showed traces of Sibutramina, a stimulant that counters hunger.[LNB]Mutu is already facing a £14.6million fine after being fired by former club Chelsea for using cocaine.[LNB] Fail: Traces of a stimulent were found in the system of Adrian Mutu (No 10) after lining up for Fiorentina against Bari[LNB][LNB]Original sin: Mutu in his Chelsea days[LNB]Another doping offense could result in a ban of up to four years.[LNB]Mutu was told of the news while training with Fiorentina. He was pulled aside by club medical director Paolo Manetti and team manager Roberto Ripa for a discussion[LNB]After struggling for months, Mutu had just started to regain hisform, scoring five goals this month - including one in the game againstBari.[LNB]The Swiss Federal Court is nearing a ruling on Mutu's appeal againstthe Court of Arbitration for Sport, which said he must pay Chelseacompensation.[LNB]CAS ruled in July that FIFA was right to award Chelsea compensation because Mutu breached his contract in 2004.[LNB]Chelsea fired Mutu for failing a drug test, then got nothing when he served a seven-month ban and rebuilt his career in Italy. [LNB]Mutu joined Juventus as a free agent and then was sold after one season for almost £5.5m to Serie A rival Fiorentina.[LNB]Mutu has enjoyed the most successful period of his career at the Florence club and has struck four goals in 11 league appearances this season.[LNB] Manchester City are interested in Mutu, says shamed Romanian's agentMutu's £17m Chelsea fine payment delayed after Swiss Court rulingRoman's numerals: Sportsmail's guide to the mouthwatering expenditure of Chelsea owner AbramovichCHELSEA FC
