The outgoing Fifa president was showered with fake cash by the British man as he held a press conference on Monday and is facing charges of trespassing

Comedian Simon Brodkin has been charged with trespassing by police in Switzerland after interrupting a press conference held by Fifa president Sepp Blatter.

The British man, 38, halted proceedings by showering fake bank notes over the head of football’s world governing body on Monday.

A statement from a police spokesperson read: “He will be charged for trespassing because he wasn’t allowed to enter the building.

“If there will be a trial it is still to be decided by the prosecutor. Trespassing in Switzerland is just prosecuted by request like other minor crimes.”

Brodkin – who is known by his stage name Lee Nelson – has performed a number of stunts, including invading Kanye West’s set at Glastonbury earlier this summer.

Blatter has been at the centre of the ongoing Fifa corruption controversy, which culminated in the indictment of 14 football figures by the FBI in May.

The aftermath of the arrests in Zurich led to Blatter announcing he was standing down as head of Fifa and his press conference on Monday was to reveal the election date will be on February 26, 2016.

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BVB bounced back from last week’s defeat to Bochum with a comfortable victory on Tuesday

Borussia Dortmund put last week’s friendly defeat to Bochum behind them with a commanding 4-1 pre-season friendly triumph over Luzern.

Dortmund boss Thomas Tuchel oversaw a run of three wins, which included 17 goals, before a 2-1 defeat to Bochum on Friday, but there was no risk of a repeat result on Tuesday.

Goals from Marco Reus, Kevin Kampl, Mats Hummels and Moritz Leitner were enough to see off Luzern in Switzerland, with the hosts responding through Frane Cirjak.

Reus put the visitors ahead in the 10th minute with a cool finish from Shinji Kagawa’s square pass.

The Japan international also laid on the second for Kampl 12 minutes later, chipping in a cross for his fellow midfielder to nod home from close range.

With the hosts struggling to create any chances of note, Dortmund increased their hold on the game with two goals in the opening 16 minutes of the second half.

Hummels netted a superb half-volley from the edge of the box and Leitner turned in Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s pass to make it 4-0.

Luzern finally mounted a response courtesy of Cirjak, before Kevin Grosskreutz came on for the final few minutes following five months out with a knee injury.

Tuchel’s side face Serie A champions Juventus on Saturday.

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The 24-year-old has spent the last three years with Udinese but will start a fresh chapter in Naples

Napoli have completed the signing of midfielder Allan from Serie A rivals Udinese.

The Naples outfit have had to bide their time to bring the 24-year-old to Stadio San Paolo, but got their man on Tuesday.

The defensive midfielder was pictured with Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis on the club’s Twitter feed, along with confirmation that the player had passed a medical and signed a contract.

No further details of the deal for the former Vasco de Gama player were disclosed.

Allan joined Udinese from Brazil

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The coach has lent his name to a pro-independence party in a symbolic gesture aimed at boosting the chances of separatism from Spain

Bayern Munich coach Pep Guardiola is to stand for office in the parliamentary elections to be held in Catalunya in September.

The former Barcelona boss is a staunch supporter of independence for the region in which he grew up and believes lending his name to the campaign of pro-secession party Convergencia i Esquerra will boost hopes of separatism from Spain.

Guardiola has no intention of becoming a Member of Parliament, reports in Catalunya claim, but is keen to add weight to the fight for independence in the forthcoming elections.

The 44-year-old coach is the last name on the “parliamentary list”, which also brings together a number of separatist groups in an attempt to push for secession.

The announcement was made by MEP Ramon Tremosa on Twitter, with the list to be officially unveiled later on Monday in Barcelona.

Guardiola has participated in the Diada (Catalunya’s national day, celebrated on September 11) for the past three years, sending a video message from New York during his sabbatical in 2012.

The former Barca captain also returned to the Catalan capital last November to vote in a referendum on independence.

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The pair infamously fell out during their time together at Real Madrid and the Portuguese is astounded that the goalkeeper will earn a reported €2.4m net

Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho has blasted Porto’s decision to sign Iker Casillas on a lucrative contract.

Casillas announced earlier this month that he was leaving Real Madrid to move to the Dragao on a two-year deal, with the option of an additional 12 months.

The Spain international is set to earn a net salary of €3.5 million, much to the disbelief of Mourinho, who infamously fell out with Casillas during their time together at the Santiago Bernabeu.

The Chelsea boss was also left aghast at the size of the fee Porto agreed with Marseille for midfielder Giannelli Imbula.

“I cannot believe that Porto have paid €20m for Imbula and are paying Casillas an incredible salary,” Mourinho told The Guardian.

“This kind of spending breaks all rules.”

Mourinho dropped Casillas during his three-year spell in charge of Madrid between 2010 and 2013, replacing the club captain in between the sticks with Diego Lopez.

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