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Jeremy Menez will miss four of Milan's final five Serie A games this season after being handed a suspension following his red card against Genoa.
The forward was dismissed during the second half of another disappointing Milan display on Wednesday, Filippo Inzaghi's side losing 3-1 to Genoa without their talisman.
Menez – who has 16 league goals this season – received a second yellow card with 18 minutes to play in the match which would normally incur a one-game ban, but governing body Lega Serie A has extended his punishment due to a tirade aimed towards the referee in the aftermath.
In a statement released on Friday, Serie A confirmed Menez's "outrageous" and "blasphemous" behaviour forced them to take further action.
His absence will be a huge blow to Inzaghi, who continues to come under intense pressure regarding his own future at the fallen giants.
