Juventus Chairman Andrea Agnelli
on Monday told a trial over alleged activity by the
Calabria-based 'Ndrangheta mafia in Piedmont that neither
Juventus not any of its 700 employees had ever suffered any
pressure from the Calrbarian Mob, sources said. The Juve chief
said he had met one of the defendants, Rocco Dominello, and
other ultra heads four or five times to talk about routine
ticketing issues, they said. According to the prosecution,
Dominello sought to present himself as a fan representative,
allegedly in order to do ticket touting on behalf of
'Ndrangheta. Agnelli reportedly said he knew nothing about this,
merely describing Dominello as a very well-mannered fan
representative. Agnelli had previously denied having any direct
relations with Dominello.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © Copyright ANSA