Juve pays the 15 penalty points by losing 10.4 percent on the stock exchange, in Naples the public prosecutor hypothesizes the crime of false communications in the financial statements in relation to the purchase of Osimhen.

Juve disaster on the stock exchange

Juve manages to enter the stock exchange after about half an hour from the start of trading and sells 10.4 percent for 0.294 euros, paying the 15 penalty points in the Serie A championship that were imposed by the FIGC in relation to the use of capital gains on the sale of players. The stock marked a maximum decline of 12%.

The Osimhen case

Meanwhile, there is an extension of investigations into the purchase of the Napoli striker Victor Osimhen by the Neapolitan public prosecutor's office which hypothesizes the crime of false reporting in the financial statements against the top management of the blue company. The press reports. The magnifying glass of the Neapolitan investigators, who have started the investigations into the sale of the player from Lille (for 71 million and 250 thousand euros) at the instigation of the transalpine judiciary, will focus on the sale (which involved four other players) for another six months: the closure of the investigations is therefore expected in the spring. At work, for months, there are the financiers who are sifting through all the documentation. Alongside the crime of false reporting in the financial statements, fraudulent declarations are also hypothesized, a crime involving the president of SSC Napoli Aurelio de Laurentiis, relating to a part of the sum paid to the French company, just over 21 million euros, on which 4.6 million value added tax was paid. The sports justice had already dealt with the attacker's sale, without detecting any wrongdoing, and the club, through its lawyers, reiterated that it was able to demonstrate the regularity of the transaction.

(Unioneonline/lopi)

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