Capital gains earthquake in Serie A: the investigations into Roma opens up important scenarios for other top-flight clubs too. Inter, Sassuolo and Napoli are now also in the sights
An earthquake of major proportions could hit Serie A. Yes, because according to what was reported by Daily fact this morning on newsstands, the investigation involving Roma – as we know the Friedkins were acquitted and not even sent to trial – is expanding and involving other clubs in the Italian top league.
The Milan prosecutor’s office is in fact investigating theInterthat of Modena on Sassuolo and finally that of Rome on Naples, given that De Laurentiis’ club has its registered office in the capital. At the end of the preliminary investigations into the Giallorossi, other files were opened that will try to envy – we read – any responsibilities linked to possible irregularities in the exchanges between players between 2017 and 2020.
Capital gains in Serie A, Inter also under investigation
In detail, the prosecutors contest the operation that brought Nainggolan to Milan and Santon to the capital. According to prosecutors, the Belgian generated a capital gain of 31.9 million of euros according to what was written in the budget while he should actually have brought only 24. “In order to be able to account for a higher capital gain than the actual one, it was decided to set the values of the players at a different price.” These are some excerpts reported by the newspaper this morning.
Inter, Napoli and Sassuolo are therefore the other clubs under the magnifying glass. And Roma are being challenged for 12 transactions which brought in proceeds linked to capital gains of 96.6 million euros. Defrel, Marchizza and Frattesi with Sassuolo; Also in the sights is the purchase of Cristante and the operation Tumminiello; and then Diawara, Manolas, Luca Pellegrini, Spinazzola, NainggolanSanton e Zaniolo.
