Napoli President Aurelio De Laurentiis and Genoa’s Enrico Preziosi have reportedly been charged by the FIGC for their comments about referees.
De Laurentiis accused Paolo Mazzoleni of not being “impartial” when it comes to games involving his team, while Preziosi complained about Marco Di Bello's refereeing against Roma.
Napoli President Aurelio De Laurentiis and Genoa’s Enrico Preziosi have reportedly been charged by the FIGC for their comments about referees.
De Laurentiis accused Paolo Mazzoleni of not being “impartial” when it comes to games involving his team, while Preziosi complained about Marco Di Bello's refereeing against Roma.
According to ANSA, the FIGC prosecutor has issued a charge to both men, adding the charges to a dossier which also includes comments by Torino’s Urbano Cairo.