Chiellini accepts Suarez apology and asks for ban reduction

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Giorgio Chiellini
Giorgio Chiellini has accepted Luis Suarez's apology and says he hopes FIFA reduce the Uruguayan's four-month suspension.
Suarez has said sorry for the first time since biting the Italian defender, with reports in Spain suggesting Barcelona had informed Suarez’s advisers that he needed to issue a public apology prior to them tabling an offer.
And Chiellini - who previously described the ban as "excessive" - has taken to Twitter to accept Suarez's show of contrition.
"It's all forgotten," Chiellini tweeted. "I hope FIFA will reduce your suspension."
The striker had posted: "I deeply regret what occurred. I apologize to Giorgio Chiellini and the entire football family. I vow to the public that there will never again be another incident like this.

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