The Italian Football Federation (FIGC) has officially launched a sports investigation into the ongoing case involving ultras from Inter Milan and AC Milan. This development comes after the FIGC’s federal prosecutor’s office received the requested documents from the Milan prosecutor’s office earlier today.
The FIGC had initially requested these documents on October 1st, following the high-profile investigation into alleged criminal activities among ultras groups associated with both Milan-based clubs. The investigation, which has garnered significant attention, led to the arrest of 19 individuals, primarily ultras members with suspected links to organized crime.
With the arrival of these crucial documents, the FIGC’s sports justice department has wasted no time in initiating its own inquiry. This parallel investigation aims to examine potential violations of sports regulations and to determine if any disciplinary actions are warranted against the clubs or individuals involved.
The case has raised serious concerns about the influence of organized crime in Italian football, particularly in relation to ticket sales, stadium access, and other activities surrounding match days at the San Siro stadium.
