The 'miracle doctor' and the Covid jab fraud Arsenal star: New questions are raised over Granit Xhaka's second vaccination as he faces a grilling and up to FIVE YEARS in jail

Fresh questions have emerged over the legitimacy of Granit Xhaka's Covid-19 vaccination certificate with a rapid turnaround between travelling to Switzerland and playing a Premier League match.

According to a report in Tages-Anzeiger, Xhaka's vaccine certificate – which Swiss authorities suspect to be forged – is dated November 11, 2022.

Yet just 24 hours later, Arsenal won 2-0 away at Wolves in the final game before the Qatar World Cup – a match Xhaka started but lasted only 16 minutes due to a gastrointestinal infection.

The Swiss national team captain is said to have 'obtained' the certificate from a family doctor in Lucerne, raising questions about whether Arsenal would have sanctioned foreign travel the day before a Premier League match.

Xhaka posted a team photo on Instagram on the date of his second vaccination, where he was presented with a framed shirt during training to mark his 200th Premier League appearance for Arsenal. He was also pictured training in London on that day.

Xhaka admitted wrongdoing yesterday, though his post stops short of a legal confession with the 33-year-old expected to be interviewed by Swiss authorities in due course. The offence carries a maximum prison sentence of five years.