Napoli have been fined €10,000 by the FIGC after Aurelio De Laurentiis made “seriously offensive remarks” about Carlo Tavecchio.
The Partenopei patron insulted the President of Italian football’s governing body, as well as Lega Serie A chief Maurizio Beretta at a meeting of the Lega on July 18 of this year.
Today it was found that, in a phonecall with Beretta, De Laurentiis had made “offensive and threatening remarks” about the pair.
Napoli have been fined €10,000 by the FIGC after Aurelio De Laurentiis made “seriously offensive remarks” about Carlo Tavecchio.
The Partenopei patron insulted the President of Italian football’s governing body, as well as Lega Serie A chief Maurizio Beretta at a meeting of the Lega on July 18 of this year.
Today it was found that, in a phonecall with Beretta, De Laurentiis had made “offensive and threatening remarks” about the pair.
The FIGC also concluded that he had “blatantly reported the conversation just exchanged" to those present at the meeting "repeating the offensive statements once again”.
Under article 32e of the sporting justice code, it was determined that De Laurentiis had made “seriously offensive remarks”, incurring a fine of €10,000 for both himself and his club.