had asked for compensation of 735,400 euros – Corriere.it

After the further inhibition of 16 months that the Federal Court (first instance of the sporting proceeding) imposed for the salary maneuvers, yesterday there was the first hearing of Andrea Agnelli before the Tar for the capital gains case, which instead exhausted the procedure in sports justice with the sentence for the former president of Juventus to another 24 months of inhibition.

Agnelli’s lawyers initially wanted to ask the Tar to suspend the inhibition and that the FIGC pay a deposit for any compensation, also quantifying the damages suffered by Agnelli due to the provisions of the sports justice system. The impossibility of fulfilling the role of Juventus president would deprive him – it is stated – of the possibility of receiving compensation for at least the total amount of 1,470,800 euros and, at least, 735,400, which is arrived at by calculating the annual remuneration as president Juve (700,000) plus 35,400 relating to the assignment of a company car and a car with driver.

The FIGC formed itself against the suspension and Juve’s lawyers finally decided to withdraw it, to go directly to the merits in the next (unspecified) hearing. There was no agreement between the parties, despite rumors circulating during the day that the FIGC, Coni and Juventus’ lawyers agreed to go directly to a quick discussion on the merits of the matter and in particular arrive at an assessment of the compatibility of the legal system of Italian sports justice with EU legislation. The FIGC has denied the fact