Capital gains and salary processes: Juventus risk 40 penalty points in the standings

“It is a judicial earthquake and the tremors will continue for a long time. Let’s put it this way, in footballing terms: the Old Lady’s trial will go far beyond extra-large steals, overtime, the long sequence of penalties and even any post-match controversy“. Thus begins the piece, published in today’s edition of Corriere dello Sport, which seeks to bring order to the judicial proceedings that are keeping Juventus and its fans apprehensive. “At best – it is read – we will hear about the ‘Juve case’ at least until the end of the year, also describing its aftermath in 2024“. And this interminable process, again according to Corriere dello Sport, inevitably risks having repercussions on the results of Allegri’s team, projected towards the run-up to a place in the Champions League for next season. Let’s see why.

Juve’s 3 trials and the risk of another maxi penalty

Corriere dello Sport traces a timeline of the judicial stages that will see Juventus involved in the coming months. First of all, the Juventus club will almost certainly receivethe referral in relation to the so-called salary maneuver, to then return to the courtroom on April 19 to close the capital gains case in the third instance (hoping to get back the 15 points in the standings), and finally he will appear before the federal court (by the end of April) to the first level of the new trend, that of salaries but also of billing to agents which according to the investigators have been inflated“.

According to the Corriere dello Sport, Juve could emerge from this vortex with broken bones: adding up the processes related to capital gains and salaries, in fact, the bianconeri would risk an even heavier penalty than the current one, i.e. 30-40 points in ranking. Indeed, according to the Code of Sports Justice, any penalization of sport must be afflictive. Finally, given the times, Juventus would be called to serve the penalties as early as this season.