One of the eternal topics in football is red card suspensions, especially when a tackle that leads to a dismissal also causes an injury to an opponent.Suspensions often fail to match the severity of the blow dealt to the opposing team. For instance, a four- or five-match ban cannot compensate for the months an injured player may be forced to spend on the sidelines.However, the revolutionary decision coming from Brazil may have resolved this issue.Clownish behavior – Neymar cursed out and humiliated a teammateSix days ago, in the Brazilian Serie A match between Internacional and Cruzeiro, the home team's defender, Victor Gabriel, made a horrendous tackle on the opposing forward, Gabriel Pec, in the 59th minute, just 13 minutes after coming off the bench.The unfortunate player suffered a broken leg, while the man behind the injury was immediately sent off.Nevertheless, the true surprise came today when the Superior Court of Sports Justice (SCSJ) handed down its punishment, suspending Gabriel until Pec returns to training, with the ban capped at 180 days.🚨Inter player Victor Gabriel has been suspended after his foul on Gabriel Pec.How long is his suspension? He will only be allowed to return once Gabriel Pec has return from injury, with a maximum punishment of up to 6 months.Very interesting rule 🤯 pic.twitter.com/KujjfqYhdy— Brasil Football 🇧🇷 (@BrasilEdition) July 28, 2026 According to early estimates, the injured forward is expected to miss around six months, meaning the defender could serve the maximum possible ban almost to the day."I spend sleepless nights praying for him. I sincerely apologize to everyone at Cruzeiro," Gabriel said tearfully, according to Mundo Deportivo, during Tuesday's hearing, but even his heartfelt statement failed to sway the members of the disciplinary committee.The Brazilians have made a groundbreaking move. Now it remains to be seen whether the rest of the world will follow their lead.##NAJAVA_MECA_9868279##