Finance at the Inter headquarters: prosecutors investigate 100 million capital gains
Under the investigators' lens, the sale of low-medium range players
The soldiers of the Guardia di Finanza acquired documents in the offices of Inter and the Lega Calcio as part of an investigation launched by the Milan Public Prosecutor on the capital gains of the Nerazzurri company for the years 2017/19.
From what we learn, the investigation is against unknown persons for false social communications.
Investigators allegedly took action to investigate capital gains of 100 million for two years, namely 2017/18 and 2018/19.
Under the lens, the sale of a dozen medium-low range players, some also from the youth teams.
Milan prosecutors Giovanna Cavalleri and Giovanni Polizzi together with the deputy prosecutor Maurizio
Romanelli also analyzed AC Milan's accounting documents from open sources from which, it was reported, no critical issues emerged. On the contrary, from the examination of the public documentation on the Nerazzurri's websites, data would have emerged that led to investigations with today's acquisitions. The Milanese investigation was born independently and temporally after that of Turin, which instead targeted Juventus.
(Unioneonline / lf)
