Atalanta and Serie B side Perugia have been deferred to the Disciplinary Commission for artificially inflating and deflating player values.
A statement from the FIGC Prosecutor explained the problem regarding players Gianluca Mancini and Alessandro Santopadre.
“The clubs indicated a fictitious sale value that was considerably inferior to the value of player Mancini and a fictitious sale value that was considerably higher than the value of Santopadre.”
Atalanta and Serie B side Perugia have been deferred to the Disciplinary Commission for artificially inflating and deflating player values.
A statement from the FIGC Prosecutor explained the problem regarding players Gianluca Mancini and Alessandro Santopadre.
“The clubs indicated a fictitious sale value that was considerably inferior to the value of player Mancini and a fictitious sale value that was considerably higher than the value of Santopadre.”
Atalanta CEO Luca Percassi, technical director Giovanni Sartori and Perugia President Massimiliano Santopadre have been deferred to the Disciplinary Commission, with the two clubs also facing potential punishment for direct and objective responsibility.
Several investigations have been opened into Serie A, B and C clubs trading players with surprisingly high transfer values on their books, even when they never get to play or are simple squad players.