Turin Juventus will not receive any further penalties or point deductions for the following season in Kit, after reaching an agreement with Federal Court of Appeal pay one fine 718 thousand 240 euros, according to a statement from Italian Football Federation (FIGC).
in a few stormy months and trials, the transalpine club will take on the high a fine of about 718,000 euros stop ‘capital gain in case’ who heals violations in the accounting of the Turin club were revealed.
The agreement reached by the organization with the prosecution, in addition, limits possible penalties in the future in the form of points deductionsin exchange for Juventus are not filing any appeals. Thus, the Turin team will start the next track without going into the red in the table and on equal terms.
Italian Football Federation last week Juventus deducted 10 pointss in the classification Serie A 2022-2023 on a “capital gain case” that left himin seventh place in the classification, what will he play for Conference League.
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Vecchia Signora was initially penalized 15 points in January. but this punishment was overturned on appeal and then FIGK introduced a new one after the intervention Federal Court of Appeal.
The sanctions were imposed after justice realized that Juventus artificially inflated the cost of players in his accounts using capital gains and in this Monday’s decision, although he retained the charges against the club, removed the blame from managers Pavel Nedved, Paolo Garimberti, Assia Grazioli Venier, Caitlin Mary Hughes, Daniela Marilungo, Francesco Roncallo and Enrico Vellano.
(According to information from Europe Press)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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