Napoli could be docked points and a number of their players banned as part of the Italian Football Federation’s next stage of their betting probe.
The club have come under the spotlight after former goalkeeper Matteo Gianello was accused of attempting to fix the outcome of a game at Sampdoria” data-scaytid=”3″>Sampdoria in 2010.
Napoli could be docked points and a number of their players banned as part of the Italian Football Federation’s next stage of their betting probe.
The club have come under the spotlight after former goalkeeper Matteo Gianello was accused of attempting to fix the outcome of a game at Sampdoria in 2010.
Although Paolo Cannavaro and Gianluca Grava rejected Gianello’s requests to help fix the match, the pair could be punished for failing to report the incident.
Juventus” data-scaytid=”8″>Juventus boss Antonio Conte is currently serving a suspension for failing to report knowledge of a bid to fix a Siena game while he was Coach in Tuscany.
Napoli, as the club involved, have been deferred along with Grava and Cannavaro. The Azzurri could be fined or even docked points.