European football's governing body, UEFA, charged Roma manager Jose Mourinho for using insulting or abusive language towards referee Anthony Taylor during Wednesday's Europa League Final in Budapest.
Mourinho's side fell 1-1 (4-1 on penalties) to Sevilla, marking the first time that the Portuguese manager had lost a European final in his career.
After the match, video showed Mourinho approaching Taylor in the stadium parking lot and confronting him in a foul-mouthed rant.
Social media also showed Roma fans accosting Taylor and his family at the airport as they attempted to board their flight.
On Thursday, the referees' union, the Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) issued a statement condemning the abuse of Taylor.
Wednesday's final was chaotic at times with 13 players cautioned and 25 minutes of stoppage added due to various delays.
Prior to Wednesday's loss, Mourinho had a perfect record in European finals, winning the 2003 UEFA Cup and 2004 Champions League with Porto, the 2010 Champions League with Inter, the 2017 Europa League with Manchester United and the 2022 Europa Conference League with Roma.