Jens Lehmann, a former Arsenal goalie was found guilty of attempting fraud and causing property damage after he attacked a neighbor's garage with a chainsaw.
The 54-year-old German was given a £112,000 fine after a Munich court rendered its decision earlier today.
Lehmann was suspected of breaking down the roof beams of his neighbor's garage near Lake Starnberg, in the German state of Bavaria, using a chainsaw.
According to reports, the claimed incident happened in the summer of 2022.
He initially pleaded liable in December of last year, and in addition to receiving a fine over £350,000, he was also given a 10-month postponed prison sentence.
After upon, Munich prosecutors and the former Gunner filed an appeal.
the attorneys of the former arsenal goalkeepr and the prosecution team seem to have reached an agreement before the trial could resume this morning, this was according to news sources coming from germany.
After the meeting this morning, Florian Ufer, Lehmann's attorney, provided an update, mentioning that his client was also on trial for allegedly unpaid parking fines.