Overview
- A court in Catanzaro ordered a 12-month judicial administration after prosecutors reported sufficient evidence of pervasive criminal influence.
- The arrangement allows FC Crotone to continue fixtures as court-appointed administrators oversee operations and finances.
- Investigators say local ’Ndrangheta clans penetrated stadium security and ticketing through intimidation and subjugation over roughly a decade.
- The club stated it is not under investigation and pledged full cooperation, rejecting any suggestion of complicity by owners or staff.
- Officials present the move as part of wider efforts targeting Mafia involvement in football’s cash flows, including probes tied to ultra groups at Inter and AC Milan.