Charged with various crimes committed against other organized supporters, five Sconvolts were sentenced to three years and two months . Even Andrea Cossu, a former Rossoblù footballer, has chosen the path of applying the penalty at the request of the parties: six months converted into a fine .

The story dates back to last July when the blitz of the Digos of Cagliari was triggered with the execution of eighteen precautionary measures in an investigation, coordinated by the prosecutor Danilo Tronci, which involved 36 ultras accused, for various reasons, of criminal association , brawl, injury, damage, resistance, attempted murder, threats, extortion, robbery, drug dealing .

As emerged from the investigations, for years the group would have organized fights, punitive expeditions, attacks on rival fans in the street or in the structures that hosted them, assaults on buses, threats . All until February 2022.

Among the suspects who had had precautionary measures, five chose the path of plea bargaining after 3 years and two months. These are Michele Urru, Stefano and Mattia Secci, Manuel Arru, Matteo Sciarrone defended by the lawyers Marcella Cabras, Herika Dessì, Mario Canessa, Marco Lisu, Francesco Mele and Marco Cogoni.

Also involved the former footballer Andrea Cossu (defended by Leonardo Filippi), accused of external competition in the association and without any restrictions. Cossu also chose to settle for six months, converted into a fine .

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