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Soccer: 16 Serie A, B clubs cited (3)

Soccer: 16 Serie A, B clubs cited (3)

Including Juve, Inter and Napoli

Rome, 28 October 2016, 20:18

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Sixteen Serie A and B clubs including Juventus, Inter, Napoli, Lazio and Palermo, were reported to Italian soccer's federal court Friday for a series of violations of code of sporting justice and the regulations governing players' agents, the Italian Soccer Federation (FIGC) said. Executives and players of the clubs were cited too in the 'Offside' probe conducted by Naples prosecutors, the FIGC said. The probe placed 64 people under investigation including players, agents and executives on suspicion of tax offences, tax evasion and issuing false invoices. Transfer deals reportedly involving Juventus, AC Milan and Lazio were among those suspected of being tainted, police said in January. Finance police searched the premises of some 30 soccer players and agents and seized assets worth 12 million euros in the probe. Execs under investigation include Aldo Spinelli (formerly at Livorno), Jean Claude Blanc and Alessio Secco (Juventus), Aurelio de Laurentiis and Pierpaolo Marino (Napoli), Giorgio Perinetti (Siena), Giovanni Sartori (Chievo), Igor Campedelli (Cesena), Piero Leonardi (Parma) and Mario Cognigni (Fiorentina).
    As for the current and former players, they include Ciro Immobile (at the time of the alleged offences at Juventus Genoa), Guglielmo Stendardo (Atalanta), Francesco Tavano (Livorno), Massimo Oddo (Milan and Lecce), Emanuele Calaio' (Napoli and Siena), Salvatore Aronica (Palermo), Erion Bogdani (Verona, Cesena and Siena), Giuseppe Sculli (Genoa and Lazio), Pasquale Foggia (Lazio e Sampdoria), Adrian Mutu (Fiorentina), Hernan Crespo, Diego Milito, Thiago Motta and Hugo Campagnaro (Inter), and German Denis (Atalanta).
    As for the agents, Alessandro Moggi and Riccardo Calleri were cited.
    Naples prosecutors said Crespo evaded two million euros in Italian taxes, and agent Moggi (son of disgraced former Juve chief Luciano Moggi) evaded one million euros.
    The probe by Naples prosecutors began in 2012.
    photo: FIGC President Carlo Tavecchio

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