Rome, Jul 3 (AP) Brescia, the club that Roberto Baggio ended his career with, had its national license revoked and was kicked out of Serie C on Thursday after going bankrupt, the Italian soccer federation announced. Brescia owner Massimo Cellino’s failure to pay back millions in debts had already resulted in the club’s relegation from the second division. Also Read | Who is Diogo Jota? Here’s All You Need To Know About Portugal and Liverpool Star Footballer Who Died in Car Accident. Brescia finished the season one point above the relegation zone but was then hit with a four-point penalty for financial irregularities that dropped the team to the third division. Now Brescia — which was founded 114 years ago — will likely have to form an entirely new club and restart in Serie D. Also Read | Pakistan Men’s Hockey Team Will Not Be Barred From Competing in Asia Cup 2025: Ministry Source. Baggio played for Brescia from 2000-2004 when the northern team was in Serie A. Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola briefly played alongside Baggio at Brescia in 2001-02. Brescia last played in Serie A in 2019-20. (AP) AM (This is an unedited and auto-generated story from Syndicated News feed, LatestLY Staff may not have modified or edited the content body)