Overview
- Milan magistrates formally archived the criminal inquiry into refereeing practices and ordered no penal charges against former designator Gianluca Rocchi or his deputy Andrea Gervasoni.
- The decision also means no Inter executives were indicted in Milan under the penal probe, though the club had been examined for possible administrative responsibility.
- Investigative files will be redistributed to territorially competent prosecutors so specific episodes will be re-examined by local offices, with some materials sent to the Procura di Monza and others kept in Milan.
- Officials directly implicated in VAR-room incidents will face separate reviews: VAR operators Nasca and Di Vuolo will be examined in Monza for the reported 'bussate' knocks and Daniele Paterna remains under scrutiny in Milan for his on-video conduct and alleged false statements.
- All collected evidence will be forwarded to federal prosecutor Giuseppe Chiné at the FIGC so sporting justice can determine whether independent sports sanctions or charges are warranted.