Senegal international defender Lamine Sane has been suspended indefinitely by his club Bordeaux, along with goalkeeper Jerome Prior.
Bordeaux said they took the action because of a "serious incident" after their 4-3 extra-time loss to Nantes in their French Cup tie on Wednesday.
The French club added they "would make no further comment on the matter".
Sane joined Bordeaux in 2009 but sought a transfer in January and the ban could now end his career with the club.
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