A Brazilian court links a football player’s suspension to the recovery of an injured opponent. Multiple reports say Inter Porto Alegre defender Víctor Gabriel has been suspended from playing until Cruzeiro forward Gabriel Pec returns to training after recovering from a broken leg. The court’s decision effectively sets the end of the suspension based on Pec’s rehabilitation progress rather than a fixed duration. According to the reports, the suspension remains in force until Pec is able to resume full training, at which point the player can return to competition. The outcome ties disciplinary action in the case to the injured player’s medical timeline, as opposed to a predetermined number of matches or weeks. The reporting also indicates that the decision reflects consideration of the impact of the injury and the expected period of recovery. While the specific legal reasoning and procedural details are not fully outlined in the provided excerpts, the central element across sources is that the suspension duration is conditional on Pec’s training return following his leg injury.