Parma are heading for another points penalty after being deferred to the Disciplinary Commission for unpaid wages.
The club was already docked one point this season for failing to pay outstanding taxes and wages on time over the summer.
Today the FIGC announced Parma were being deferred to the Disciplinary Commission again for unpaid wages in July, August and September 2014.
Former President Tommaso Ghirardi and director general Pietro Leonardi, who stepped down today, were also deferred and face fines.
Parma are heading for another points penalty after being deferred to the Disciplinary Commission for unpaid wages.
The club was already docked one point this season for failing to pay outstanding taxes and wages on time over the summer.
Today the FIGC announced Parma were being deferred to the Disciplinary Commission again for unpaid wages in July, August and September 2014.
Former President Tommaso Ghirardi and director general Pietro Leonardi, who stepped down today, were also deferred and face fines.
Nobody at Parma has been paid since July 2014 and players announced they will take legal action if the outstanding wages are not provided by Monday’s deadline.
At least one more point will be docked anyway, because this latest move is over late wages up to September.
Since then, Ghirardi has sold the club to Rezart Taci, who then sold his shares again to new President Giampietro Manenti.
Parma are bottom of the Serie A table with just nine points.