Luciano Moggi is one of Juventus‘ minority shareholders and attended today’s meeting at the Allianz Stadium, giving Andrea Agnelli a USB flash drive with ‘all the documents related to Calciopoli.’
Moggi had been Juventus’ CEO for over 10 years before the match-fixing scandal that saw Juventus be relegated and revoked two Serie A titles in 2006.
Moggi is one of Juventus’ minority shareholders and spoke during today’s shareholders’ meeting at the Allianz Stadium.
“I came here for three reasons,” he said as quoted by Gazzetta.
“I don’t consider too much what I read in the media. I am here because I want to thank Agnelli, it’s not easy to win nine Serie A titles in a row.
“These things are difficult to realise and only those inside know how difficult it is, especially in a club that never defended itself or was unable to do it, becoming a toy in the media’s hands.”
Agnelli chaired his last shareholders’ meeting today following his resignation in November.
“It is said that Juventus win because we cheat, but it’s not true because Juventus have always won on the pitch, stealing nothing from nobody,” continued Moggi.
“Perhaps, we were stolen something like in Perugia or when Roma won the title in the following season, by changing the rules and letting Nakata, who scored a goal, play in Turin.
“A team manager sang ‘Fratelli d’Italia’ but then falsified Alvaro Recoba’s passport.
“I am still fighting for Calciopoli, we have been identified as guilty for things others did. Dear president, I want to give you a USB flash drive where you can hear Federal President Carraro say: ‘Fiorentina and Lazio should not be relegated’ and before a game against Milan in 2004 say: ‘Do not help Juventus.’
“If they’ve reopened the case for capital gains, then they should do the same with Calciopoli because it is still an open wound for everyone at Juventus.”
Andrea Agnelli and Maurizio Arrivabene had addressed the club’s shareholders before Moggi’s speech.
Juventus shareholders also approved the financial statement ending in June 2022 with a loss of over €239m, the second-highest ever registered in the history of Italian football.
Agnelli, Arrivabene and the entire board of directors had resigned on November 28 and the new one, named by Exor on Monday, will formally begin its tenure on January 18, 2023.
Well said.
Irrelevant old man making a fool of himself. Sad.