Nicola Zalewski has reportedly joined a number of other Serie A players in being accused in the betting probe. This news comes from local media.

In addition to representing Poland at the international level, Zalewski plays fullback for Roma of Serie A.

Roma Press said that Zalewski was struggling with a number of "personal and professional problems" before being named in the affair, and that he was returning to the Polish U21 Squad.

Even though Serie A players can wager on sports, it can't be on their own sport, and the sites they use must be legitimate.

The inquiry began with Nicolò Fagioli, a football player from Italy who is a member of both the Juventus and Italian national teams.

If Fagioli did, in fact, bet on illicit platforms, he would have violated federal law.

Not much is known about the case at this time, but he faces a three-year suspension and a punishment of at least €25,000 ($26,507) if found guilty.

The Turin Public Prosecutor's Office is investigating not only Fagioli, but also Sandro Tonali and Nicolo Zaniolo, two more Italian footballers.

In light of this, the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) has issued a statement indicating that the players' unsuitability to participate in the forthcoming matches is the reason behind their removal from the national squad.