former Italian Football Association prosecutor: Juve’s illegal behavior is very serious. Points will be deducted but will not be demoted.

On December 29th, Luigi De Ficchy, a former assistant prosecutor of the Italian Football Association, talked about the Juve financial case in a live interview with CM.it. At present, the Italian Football Association has reopened the case of false capital gains suspected of Juve, and the current prosecutor will eventually make a verdict.
The prosecutor said in a live broadcast:
“Italian prosecutors have found more details about the capital gains case in the course of investigating Juve’s financial fraud, which also provides a basis for the Football Association to restart the investigation, and there may be some evidence that needs to be reheard during the first trial and appeal process.”
“this incident will have serious consequences for Italian football, we must now update the sports justice regulations, this is to achieve absolute transparency mechanism, judicial independence is very important, the current sports supreme judge does not have independence.”
Speaking of possible penalties for Juve:
“according to the regulations of the Sports Justice Act, Juve face severe penalties and it is obvious that points will be deducted, but first of all we have to see how the Sports Court decides and whether it will be re-decided. According to what I have read, if the evidence is confirmed, then Juve’s illegal behavior is quite serious, but I do not think the penalty will rise to demotion. ”