The team has only managed a draw in the last three games, they have conceded ten goals, and Allegri now only thinks about salvation after the judicial sanction of 15 points
The Old lady He has fallen into a well and is still digging. The judicial, institutional and economic crisis has been joined by football, which has disrupted the transfer plans of the big European clubs, which now live waiting for the billboard of liquidations and sales to be hung in Turin.
The chain reaction that starts with the Capital gains case end the departure of many of its stars from the club. Di Maria, Square, Walls, Milik, Rabiot and Locatelli Contract ends in June. Chiesa, Miretti, Bremer and Vlahovic, all of them under 30 years old, enjoy an excellent market. and others like PogbaMaybe you can’t afford them anymore. according to Daily Mail He could see his contract terminated in the coming weeks. The Frenchman arrived in the summer, he is the highest paid player in Serie A, with eight million euros per yearand he has not even been able to debut because he was injured in a preseason friendly.
Juventus’s problems started last season, when it closed in losses for not lifting any title. In the last two months it has been left without Champions, without a president and without 15 points in the table, with a 22% drop in its shares, and doubts about the renewal of its main sponsors, Adidas and Jeep. The car brand paid him 45 million euros and the contract ends in 2024.
The team’s reaction to all of these events has been score a point and concede ten goals in the last three games. It has gone from fourth place to thirteenth, and next year’s Champions League is a utopia, unless it ends up winning the Europa League. Allegri, who is also dreaming of leaving the club, has announced that, given what has been seen on the pitch, the goal of his star-studded squad is not to go down: “We need to score points that will lead us to salvation and if we don’t look at reality we will get hurt.” We need to start over.” And that happens tomorrow in the field of the modest Salernitana. To make matters worse, the squad is experiencing a plague of historical injuries. It takes 37, to an average of more than one injured per game.
The panorama is reminiscent of the dismantling of the club in 2006, then due to the Calciopoli case, which caused relegation to Serie B, the loss of two scudettos and the flight of Ibrahimovic, Cannavaro, Thuram, Vieira or Capello. “This time is worse than 2006, that time we were innocent, today we are not. Today we are paying because these filthy beings from the board treated our shirt as an object without a soul,” their Ultras said in a statement. The public continues to fill the stadium, but mostly to whistle for the team and take out banners against the board.
Agnelli did not hide his responsibility before the courts when it came to altering the income from the transfers. The Prosecutor’s Office identified up to 22 fictitious capital gains operations, the most striking being the exchange with the Bara de Pjanic y Arthur Melo. “We made excessive use of the capital gains tool,” acknowledged Agnelli, sentenced to two years of disqualification. A euphemism to which the Court of Appeal of the Italian Football Federation devotes 36 pages in which it speaks of the “repeated and prolonged nature of the action”, “concealment of documentation” and “manipulation of invoices”.
And the thing is not going to stop here because the Prosecutor’s Office has recordings. It is known that he is beginning to review the false salary cuts agreed with the soccer players due to the pandemic, and the next step would be new economic sanctions and the loss of another twenty points, which would mean on the virtual descent to Serie B.
In his farewell as president of Juve, Agnelli lashed out at the investment and sovereign funds that pour millions into other clubs. And he more or less dropped that he had no choice but to commit crimes: “I continue to believe that European football needs structural reforms to face the future. Without reforms, we will risk a continuous, constant and inexorable decline of football in favor of the Premier League which, in a few years, will attract all the talents of European football, marginalizing all the other leagues (…) I thank Real Madrid and Barcelona, who together with Juventus, had the courage to face the sanctions with which UEFA threatened. They would have penalized us for meeting to imagine a better future for football without UEFA“.
The message invites you to believe that, in case of interest, Real Madrid and Bara would have preference in any negotiation. Pogba’s photo spent a year on the front pages of the Madrid press, and Vlahovic, his top scorer, is only 23 years old, and they are for Bara before signing Lewandowski.
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