The coach of the Italian national team Antonio Conte may request the
agreement, hoping to get out as quickly as possible from the process
against corruption in football in the country, whose first session went
today.
It is seen in court in the northern Italian town of Cremona. Conte, who ranked
Italy at the European Championship in France this summer, has been charged with sporting fraud along with about 100 people, which is a group investigated for illegal betting and manipulation of matches, started from 2012.
Prosecutors in Cremona believes that Conte knows about such things, but had not communicated them as trained team of Siena in the 2010/2011 season, and several players from the club have proven involvement in match-fixing. "Conte is calm, but wants to get out of this affair as quickly as possible, told Italian news agency ANSA Francesco Arata, a lawyer for the national coach.
Expectations are that there will be at least two more meetings, maybe more to be heard all accused who will hear claims brought against them for damages. The Italian Football Federation (FIGC) announced that they have filed claims for damages against all defendants, with the exception of Antonio Conte, his assistant Angeli Alessio and Stefano Kolantuono, currently head of Udinese, who is accused of the period of work in Atlanta . Also in process are involved Lazio captain Stefano Mauri, Chievo striker Sergio Pelisier and canceled their football Cristiano Doni, Giuseppe Signori, Omar Milan judges of the three professional leagues in the country.
It is seen in court in the northern Italian town of Cremona. Conte, who ranked Italy at the European Championship in France this summer, has been charged with sporting fraud along with about 100 people, which is a group investigated for illegal betting and manipulation of matches, started from 2012.
Prosecutors in Cremona believes that Conte knows about such things, but had not communicated them as trained team of Siena in the 2010/2011 season, and several players from the club have proven involvement in match-fixing. "Conte is calm, but wants to get out of this affair as quickly as possible, told Italian news agency ANSA Francesco Arata, a lawyer for the national coach.
Expectations are that there will be at least two more meetings, maybe more to be heard all accused who will hear claims brought against them for damages. The Italian Football Federation (FIGC) announced that they have filed claims for damages against all defendants, with the exception of Antonio Conte, his assistant Angeli Alessio and Stefano Kolantuono, currently head of Udinese, who is accused of the period of work in Atlanta . Also in process are involved Lazio captain Stefano Mauri, Chievo striker Sergio Pelisier and canceled their football Cristiano Doni, Giuseppe Signori, Omar Milan judges of the three professional leagues in the country.
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