Former Genoa player and manager Claudio Onofri has commented on Juventus’ latest legal battles and insisted that the Bianconeri are not football’s problem.
Juve is the biggest club in Italy and their accounting in recent seasons is being questioned by the authorities as they are accused of capital gains.
The Bianconeri remain the team that attracts the biggest stars of European soccer to Italy and also pays the best salaries.
Sometimes they go out of their way to keep their players happy and ensure the club can remain competitive in all competitions.
As prosecutors move closer to making them pay for their illegal dealings, Onofri insists they are not soccer’s biggest problem.
He said via Tuttomercatoweb:
“What do I think of the events at the Juventus home? Football is falling apart, it is a sign for the true fans of a renovation that must come as soon as possible. Beyond the Juventus case, where justice will say if he was wrong or not, it is a trend in Italian football that he does not like. And it’s not just about capital gains.”
Juve FC says
Our current legal battles have put us in a bad light and understandably so.
However, we hope to be cleared at the end of all this so that we can continue to develop our team and win more trophies.
