Juventus is under investigation by the Turin Public Ministry for alleged falsification of accounts for the last three financial years, the Corriere della Sera.
Agents of the tax authority of that Italian city went to Juventus’ premises last Thursday in order to seize several documents that will serve as evidence.
Andrea Agnelli, president of the club, Pavel Nedved, vice president, and Fabio Paratici, former general director who is now at Tottenham, could be accused of having provided “false information” and having “issued invoices for non-existent operations”.
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