The “behaviors” of Juventus’s managers, according to the FIGC Federal Court of Appeal, were “incorrect” as well as “systematic and repeated” and caused “effects” on the balance sheet through the “artificial search for capital gains as an objective and not as an effect of the market operations”. Hence, based on Article 4 of the Sports Justice Code, the 15-point penalty inflicted on the Bianconeri club. And now? The panel presided over by Judge Torsello has completely rejected the procedural questions that the defense of the company had raised, which now however has the possibility of trying again in front of a new “tribunal”. Here are the next possible stages of the capital gains affair and of the other investigations and proceedings involving…
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