Capital gains Juventus, Cherubini wrote F. Paratici’s black book: «Excessive use» – Corriere.it

He jumped out of the
first search
on November 26 a year ago, between accounting documents, deeds and contracts: The black book of F. Paratici, so it was pinned in a notebookfound by the financial police in the office of Juventus ds Federico Cherubini.

One who, by Fabio Paratici, at the time head of the technical area, was collaborator for almost ten years

. From John Grisham’s legal thriller. Like the rest
of the paper material, had been seized and analyzed by the soldiers of the economic and financial police unit of Turin
who are investigating Juve’s accounts.

According to the investigators, this is a series of notes on the findings made to the Paratici management. Since observations are attributed to a manager of the company, Cherubini in fact, it goes without saying that for the investigators this is a not secondary clue, in the context of the hypotheses formulated by the assistant prosecutor Marco Gianoglio and by the prosecutors Mario Bendoni and Ciro Santoriello.

THE
magistrates who, last week, signed and notified
the notice of the end of investigations against the chairman Andrea Agnelli, the CEO Maurizio Arrivabene and other former directors
managers and mayors of the club, called into question as administrative manager: for the accusations, for various reasons, of false corporate communications, false information to the market, obstacle to supervisory bodies and use of false invoices for non-existent transactions.

Among the remarks noted in the notebook there is one in particular that had attracted the attention of the investigators, also because it was written in capital letters: Excessive use of artificial capital gains. Read instead with the eyes of Cherubini, it is assumed, those notes were nothing more than evaluations already prepared for a meeting. technique, to deal with what, at that time, was his direct superior.

In short, a working document. That of the alleged capital gains, one of the lines along which the investigation of the Turin Prosecutor’s Office developed. The other concerns the so-called salary maneuvers, two operations implemented by Juve – as it was basically explained – to deal with the crisis due to the pandemic: cut or postponement of monthly payments due to the players, about which the prosecutors contest the modalities of possible payment and, above all, whether or not to register in the financial statements.

To say, according to the estimate of the financial police, for the maneuvers wages would be missing from the accounts about 34 million euros, including the 19.975 million relating to Cristiano Ronaldo alone.