Official: FIGC reopen Juventus capital gains trial, 15-point penalty

The Federal Courtroom of Appeals has accepted the FIGC Prosecutor’s request to reopen the sporting trial in opposition to Juventus for his or her alleged utilization of falsified capital positive factors and handed them a 15-point penalty.

ANSA particulars how FIGC prosecutor Giuseppe Chiné requested the Federal Courtroom of Appeals to reopen proceedings in opposition to the Bianconeri following new revelations from the Prisma investigation, which is analysing the membership’s current monetary practices and alleged secret participant funds agreed in the course of the early phases of the COVID pandemic.

The Federal Courtroom of Appeals has accepted Chiné’s case and reopened sporting proceedings in opposition to Juventus and their executives, clearing the opposite concerned golf equipment, which incorporates Sampdoria, Empoli, Genoa, Parma, Pisa, Pescara, Professional Vercelli and Novara.

Chiné had requested for a nine-point deduction for Juventus, in addition to suspensions for Andrea Agnelli, Fabio Paratici, Federico Cherubini and the remainder of the board of administrators. The Federal Courtroom of Appeals has determined at hand the Bianconeri a 15-point penalty, placing them on 22 factors within the league.

These sanctions usually are not associated to the Prisma investigation or it’s examination of alleged secret cost agreements between the membership and their gamers in the course of the early phases of the COVID pandemic.

Juventus are in a position to attraction this choice to Collegio di Garanzia dello Sport at CONI. The reasoning behind these selections will probably be introduced within the coming days.