Inter coach Antonio Conte was reportedly the victim of a €30m financial fraud scheme in London, along with seven others.
The story first emerged in newspaper La Verità, but has now been picked up by La Repubblica, Mediaset and others.
It’s claimed 54-year-old financier Massimo Bochicchio was running the scheme, crossing paths with Conte when he was the coach of Chelsea.
The tactician reportedly gave Bochicchio €30.6m to invest, expecting a return in June 2020.
Inter coach Antonio Conte was reportedly the victim of a €30m financial fraud scheme in London, along with seven others.
The story first emerged in newspaper La Verità, but has now been picked up by La Repubblica, Mediaset and others.
It’s claimed 54-year-old financier Massimo Bochicchio was running the scheme, crossing paths with Conte when he was the coach of Chelsea.
The tactician reportedly gave Bochicchio €30.6m to invest, expecting a return in June 2020.
However, when it did not materialise, Conte and seven others who had invested turned towards the authorities to open an investigation.
It’s claimed the investigation found falsified documents and even the email address was fake.