Juventus’ situation seems very serious, and in the last few hours there has been increasing talk of a possible return to Serie B. The sporting future of the bianconeri is therefore in the hands of justice
The risk of a Calciopoli part II seems very real. Fans, journalists and even sports law experts are aware of this. Fabrizio Biasin, who spoke to the microphones of calciomercato.it during a broadcast on the Twitch TVPLAY channel, also spoke about the Juve case.
Could Juventus really end up in Serie B again? The offences, since we are talking about violations of stock market regulations, company regulations and sporting regulations, encompass a very wide range of unlawful conduct. Therefore, in the hypothesis that the accusations were confirmed and then proven, Juventus would risk much more than a fine or a simple penalty. Justice could in fact force Juventus into a new relegation to Serie B.
‘Beyond what those who are in charge of judging will tell us and to that we must stick,’ Biasin told the microphones of calciomercato.it, ‘we can say, however, that the attitude of some Juventus executives cannot be liked. The Libero sports journalist points the finger at well-known names: Paratici above all, in short. ‘There is someone who has exploited his position not for the good of Juventus,’ Biasin continued. “If Paratici’s own colleagues say he got carried away, it’s not just us bad journalists who paint the problem. “
Juventus in Serie B, Biasin’s comment
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A few hours ago Mattia Grassani, a real sports law super expert, spoke to Radio Anch’io lo sport about a very serious situation for Juventus, and brought up relegation.
And Biasin also commented on the words of lawyer Grassani. For the journalist, first of all, it is not fair to give the expert’s words the weight of a condemnation already expressed. “We are in the realm of opinions, however authoritative they may be, given that we are talking about one of the leading experts in sports law,” Biasin put in his hands, again during the calciomercato.it broadcast.
‘However, it is still a personal opinion dictated by expertise. Even in this case, however, although we are in front of a lawyer, we have to understand that a person who holds the cards and has to decide is not speaking’.
Yes, Grassani is a legal expert ‘who legitimately speaks his mind’, but his position ‘cannot become the headline in the newspapers tomorrow, otherwise it all becomes very dangerous. Because then I take another lawyer who maybe always following the law says that Juventus will not pay anything. It would become information with a shirt on’. That is to say, inspired more by supporters than by a jurisprudential position.