A Bosnian club has come with an ingenious idea to help one of their players get out of prison after he was convicted of match-fixing.
Croatian midfielder Miljenko Bosnjak was sentenced to nine months inside, but lasted just 21 days as his GOSK Gabela team-mates rallied round to help him get out.
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GOSK coach Darko Vojvodic revealed the cunning plan, where the club crowdfunded to raise the bail money for Bosnjak's release.
"Bosnjak is out of prison and today he was in training," Vojvodic told SportSport.ba.
"We collected 22,500 KM (approximately £9,750) to free him. Although he has not been training recently, he is a quality player and I am confident he will be ready for the season."
GOSK Gabela play in the second tier of Bosnia and Herzegovina football, and are currently fourth in the table after 15 games of the season.