Overview

• Andrea Agnelli received a 20‑month suspended term, Pavel Nedved 14 months, and Fabio Paratici 18 months after the court accepted their plea bargains.
• Former CEO Maurizio Arrivabene was cleared as the Rome court dismissed the case against him.
• Juventus was ordered to pay a €156,000 fine, and the club separately reached deals totaling slightly over €1 million with roughly 75 investors, according to reports.
• Under Italian procedure, these plea agreements do not require an admission of guilt, and Juventus stated the resolution does not acknowledge liability.
• The probe began in Turin and was moved to Rome in 2023, focusing on alleged false accounting linked to player transfers and pandemic-era salary arrangements, with Agnelli’s sports ban due to expire in October.