Conte rejected by Bayern Munich, Dani Alves has been released. Daily Digest for March 20

Dailysports has curated a compilation of the most intriguing news from the world of sports for its readers on Wednesday, March 20th.

The draw for the football tournament of the 2024 Olympic Games has taken place. The group stage draw for the Olympic football tournament has been completed. Currently, 12 participants in the Olympic tournament are known, with four more to be determined in May. You can check the draw results here.

Antonio Conte declined Bayern Munich's offer. Bayern reached out to Antonio Conte with an offer to lead the team next season. It's reported that the Italian turned down Bayern, as he is determined to resume his coaching career in Serie A. Conte's priority is to work with Juventus or AC Milan.

Chelsea and Man City may face expulsion from the Premier League. Chelsea and Manchester City could be expelled from the English Premier League due to violations of financial fair play rules, reports The Sun.

Chelsea's violations date back to the Roman Abramovich era and involved club payments to agents made from accounts not included in their accounting records. As for the Citizens, back in February 2023, the City faced 115 charges of breaching financial fair play rules.

All charges against the FIA president have been dropped. FIA president Ben Sulayem has been cleared of all charges following an independent investigation, reports the International Automobile Federation. He was accused of interfering with sporting decisions during the 2023 Formula 1 races.

According to the FIA Ethics Committee, no evidence was found to suggest that Sulayem attempted to interfere with race outcomes, including during interactions with 11 witnesses.

Benzema discusses his return to the French national team. Al-Ittihad's forward Karim Benzema stated that he does not rule out participating in the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris as part of the French national team. Karim responded to a journalist's question on the topic, saying, "It would be wonderful to participate in the Olympics."

Raids took place at the Spanish Football Federation regarding Rubiales' case. The Central Operating Unit of the Civil Guard conducted searches at the Spanish Football Federation.

Law enforcement agencies are examining all documents related to the contract between the RFEF and Saudi Arabia regarding the Spanish Super Cup. The football federation is suspected of receiving €40 million annually. The Mahadonda Court suspects former RFEF president Luis Rubiales of money laundering while in office.

Controversial Dani Alves has been released. Football legend Dani Alves, sentenced to four and a half years in prison, has posted bail and been released. The former player of Barcelona, PSG, Sevilla, Juventus, and the Brazilian national team paid $1 million for his release.

The Brazilian will remain free pending the outcome of his appeal. His passport has been confiscated, and he is required to appear in court every week.

A Brazilian court has issued an arrest warrant for Robinho. The former striker of AC Milan and Real Madrid, Robinho, has been sentenced to nine years in prison for group sexual assault in Italy. He will serve his sentence in prison in his homeland.