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Juventus’ Polish forward Arkadiusz Milik (2ndL) celebrates with teammates after opening the scoring during the Italian Serie A football match between Cremonese and Juventus on January 4, 2023 at the Giovanni-Zini stadium in Cremona. (Photo by Marco BERTORELLO / AFP)
Juventus have been docked 15 points for using transfers to artificially boost their balance sheet, the Italian Football Federation said on Friday.
Serie A giants Juventus were hit with a massive 15-point penalty for alleged false accounting on Friday following an appeal hearing at the Italian football federation.
Christian Horner has rubbished speculation he's in line for the Ferrari team boss job, the Briton saying he's "very much" committed to Red Bull.
European football chiefs have opened an investigation into Juventus, hours after it was revealed that the Turin prosecutor’s office had requested indictments for former president Andrea Agnelli and 10 other former board members as well as the club itself amid allegations of false accounting.
TURIN, Italy: The Turin prosecutor’s office has requested indictments of former Juventus president Andrea Agnelli, 10 other former board members, and the club following an investigation into alleged false accounting. Former vice president Pavel Nedved and CEO Maurizio Arrivabene — who left the club on Monday when Agnelli and the entire board of directors resigned — are also named, as is former Juventus director of sport Fabio Paratici, who has moved to Tottenham.
Massimiliano Allegri will remain as Juventus manager even though the Serie A club's board is being replaced, John Elkann, the head of Juve's holding company Exor said on Tuesday.
Italy's football association FIGC has opened an investigation into allegations that soccer club Juventus paid salaries to its players that were different to those it publicly reported.