Pact Juventus fine payment, avoid penalties and withdrawal of points
Turin Juventus will not receive any further penalties or point deductions next season in the A series, after reaching an agreement with the Federal Court of Appeal to pay one fine of 718 thousand 240 euros, according to a statement from the Italian Football Federation (FIGC).
after a few turbulent months and trials, the transalpine club will assume a high fine of about 718,000 euros to terminate the 'case capital gains' that treats the irregularities detected in the accounting of the Turin club.
The agreement reached by the entity with the prosecution, in addition, limits possible future penalties in the form of reduced pointsin exchange for the Juventus does not file any appeal. Thus, the Turin team will start the next course without going negative in the table and on equal terms, as far as scores are concerned.
The Italian Football Federation sanctioned last week the Juventus with the withdrawal of 10 pointss in the classification of the Series A 2022-2023 for the 'capital gains case', which left itto seventh in the classification, for what will play the Conference League.
The 'Vecchia Signora' was initially penalized with 15 points in January, but this punishment was overturned after appeal and then the FIGC imposed a new one after the intervention of the Federal Court of Appeal.
The sanctions occurred after justice understood that the Juventus artificially inflated the value of the players in their accounts using capital gains and in the decision of this Monday, although he maintained the charges against the club, cleared the managers of guilt Pavel Nedved, Paolo Garimberti, Assia Grazioli Venier, Caitlin Mary Hughes, Daniela Marilungo, Francesco Roncaglio and Enrico Vellano.
(With information from Europe Press)
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