Juventus are in trouble because they are believed to have falsified their accounts and could face charges.
Its former president and its board of directors have resigned and now the bianconeri will seek to build from scratch.
It’s not an ideal situation and they are in a very difficult position right now as they try to make sure they stay in business and divert attention from their problems.
The Bianconeri have been implicated in various deals, but Italy’s sports minister insists it’s just the tip of the iceberg because other clubs are also involved in the mess.
Andrea Abodi said via Football Italia: “The Juventus situation is just the tip of the iceberg of a phenomenon that we cannot ignore.
“Juventus are probably not the only one, it’s time for us to fix this and go take a closer look, because there are clubs that are behaving correctly and others that obviously interpreted the rules a little differently. ”
Juve FC says
As one of the biggest clubs in the world, our involvement in the case will make a good headline, so we have been made to look bad in the public eye by the media.
It’s great that the minister makes it clear that there is more than meets the eye and we must stand firm to defend ourselves against these accusations.
