There would also be private problems at the root of Antonio Conte’s discontent in recent weeks. According to the newspaper ‘La Verità’, the Inter coach is trying to recover 30.6 million euros, which went up in smoke in an investment made in the days of Chelsea and that it is turning out to be a scam.
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Count cheated in London: the details
The details of the story come from London through two sentences of the English Commercial Court. The second, a few days ago, is an order for payment against the 54-year-old Massimo Bochicchio, an Italian investor in England, owner of multiple investment companies. Bochicchio had a past in HSBC, in the Global Banking & Markets division. According to British judge Dave Foxton, Bochicchio allegedly carried out a scam, to the detriment of eight people, through his company Kidman, promising high-yield investments.
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Inter, Conte cheated: the implications
After months of back and forth, the eight investors expected a payment of € 33.1 million by 30 June 2020. The money, including Conte’s, they did not go back. Bochicchio had convinced the Inter coach of the investment in Kidman because it was connected and guaranteed by HSBC, through documents that turned out to be false in court. The same credit institution explained in the classroom that it has no role in this company. Bochicchio himself denied HSBC’s involvement. The investor under accusation has now seen a $ 61.4 million asset freeze, including luxury properties in Miami, Italy and London. Among these is the luxurious house in Holland Park where Conte lived at the time of Chelsea and where his brother Gianluca remained.
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