Totti Salary Ruling: Football School Secretary Case

The Totti Soccer Schoolthe football school founded by Francesco Totti with the aim of “training men first and footballers”, he lost a legal case against a former historical employee, but has not yet paid the compensation due.

Founded in 2003 together with the family and subsequently relaunched with a growth plan for the youth sector, the school has become one of the best-known sports projects linked to the name of the former Roma captain.

Theft in the changing rooms of the Totti Soccer School in Ostia: loot of at least 15 thousand euros

by Salvatore Giuffrida


The cause of the collaborator

Now, however, the case of the employee arises. As reported by Daily Factfor ten years a collaborator, employed in the school secretariat and responsible for enrollments and memberships, worked six days a week with tasks that according to the judges effectively constituted an employment relationship.

Despite the lack of a formal contract with protections such as holidays or fixed salary, the Court of Appeal of Rome recognized the nature relationship employee and condemned the company.

The sentence: compensation confirmed and non-payment

On appeal the woman obtained recognition of approximately 16 thousand euros in compensation plus 80 thousand euros in accumulated salary differences and legal costsin addition to the request for reinstatement. The decision became final in October, but the payments they have not yet been carried out.

The matter could now bring the company to the bankruptcy court, where it will have to demonstrate its financial situation after the request presented by the employee’s lawyer.

The context: a school between sport, family and disputes

The Totti Soccer School is not new to the news: the school and the adjacent sports center have been at the center of legal battles several times, especially in relation to the separation between Francesco Totti and his ex-wife Hilary Blasi and the management of the sports facility.

The dispute with his ex-wife’s family had led to 2023 temporary closure of the gatespreventing members from training and generating protests from parents

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