Brescia Calcio, Cellino does not pay salaries: the club is heading for bankruptcy

The last hopes of seeing Brescia Calcio honor its federal commitments and pay its members' outstanding wages for the last two months by 15:XNUMX pm yesterday have definitely vanished.

Massimo Cellino, owner of the club, confirmed what he has announced several times in recent weeks: he has not deposited the 3 million euros needed to settle the financial debts. A decision that marks the end of an era for the Lombard club, which after 114 years of history finds itself facing exclusion from professional championships and an inevitable start of bankruptcy proceedings.

The failure to cover its debts triggered the federal measure that effectively excluded Brescia from the Italian professional football system, a devastating blow for a club with such a long tradition. The fans, the city, and the entire sporting community now face an uncertain future, one in which the club's history risks coming to an abrupt halt without immediate and concrete change.