As soon as he finished serving his final sentences, Fabrizio Corona made headlines again. And he did it by making revelations through social media, posting stories and clips of interviews on the web, to the point of involving Sandro Tonali and Nicolò Zaniolo in a new cyclone on football betting, in addition to the aforementioned Nicolò Fagioli. While the two were on the pitch training with the national team in Coverciano they received a visit from the police who, before listening to them, gave them investigation documents. After which they left the retreat and returned home because, it was reported, “they are not in a position to face the commitments of the next few days”.
The two were notified of the warrant from the Turin prosecutor’s office, which is investigating the matter in which Fagioli is also involved. The Turin Prosecutor’s Office has opened an investigation into the case which seems likely to affect Italian football again and has booked, among others, the Juventus player Fagioli. And in the afternoon he summoned Corona himself as a witness to the police station in Milan. In fact, some footballers ended up in the crosshairs of the indiscretions of the former VIP photographer who, according to him, were entangled in an alleged round of illegal betting on online platforms. Corona himself announced that he had been called “as a person informed of the facts” as part of the investigation by prosecutor Manuela Pedrotta on Instagram: “the police came to pick me up at my house”, he wrote.
In recent days, in fact, the former ‘king of the paparazzi’, who recently became free, had already mentioned the name of the Juventus midfielder on his Dillinger news website, even before the news of his involvement in the Turin investigation emerged . And he also made it known on several occasions, again via social media, that he would have revealed other names of players who ended up in the football betting network. And so it was. Launching “the torpedo of the day”, these are the words used, he also brought up Tonali, the former Milan player now at Newcastle, and Zaniolo, the former Giallorossi striker now at Aston Villa: “they bet too! !!”.
However, to the reporters who were waiting for him on the street, to find out what he had put on record, he replied: “I can’t say anything about what happened above, the law forbids me to do so and I respect the law”.
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2023-10-12 20:28:48
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