Fabio Paratici has resigned from his role as managing director of football at Spurs after an unsuccessful appeal of his worldwide ban, as club chairman Daniel Levy revealed the toll the process has taken on the Italian. Paratici had already taken a leave of absence from his position while his appeal was considered, but now the decision has been upheld, the 50-year-old has decided to formally step down.
Ad The two-and-a-half year ban, preventing Paratici from involving himself in football-related activites, originally came after he was implicated in alleged financial irregularities while in a similar role at Juventus. Premier LeagueLevy says Kane can 'absolutely win a trophy at Spurs' and wants him to have a statueYESTERDAY AT 08:41 Juventus as a club did however see their 15-point Serie A deduction lifted on Thursday, and former player and director Pavel Nedved saw his appeal succeed, along with those submitted by Paolo Garimberti and Enrico Vellano.
The Spurs statement read: «Whilst there continues to be a dispute as to the scope and extent of the ban, the current worldwide ban prevents Fabio from fulfilling his duties as our Managing Director of Football. »Fabio has consequently taken the decision to resign from his position at the Club with immediate effect to focus on his legal position in respect of the FIGC and FIFA rulings.".
Levy contributed his own words to the statement, adding: “This has been a stressful time for Fabio and his family. «We wanted to ensure that we allowed for due process to be followed.
Fabio is a man who lives and breathes football — we wish him well. “As outlined in our year end results, we started several months ago to restructure our football operations and last week announced the
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