Giving a permanent ban as a penalty for a gross misconduct about fix matching is kind of a bigger permanent to be given for such a magnitude of offense. Because considering how the organization may seems to discourage further footballers from engaging in such illegal activity, issuing a permanent ban seems not to be directly proportional for such crime, as a suspension within either 6months or a year would have been better, rather than giving him a permanent ban, which means he can no longer plays football ever again, both national and internationally, which is quite bad.