As Inter prepares for the Champions League semi-finals, concerns are growing about a potential cover-up related to ongoing football investigations. A significant question has arisen regarding the whereabouts of crucial audio recordings.
Reports and discussions highlight alleged hidden information and differential treatment within these probes, sparking strong reactions among those following the situation. Many feel that certain issues are being deliberately obscured or handled inconsistently.
Here are some reactions and comments from the public regarding the situation:
User @marcourbano4068: “Very simple! The press and various journalists are complicit with the rotten system.”
User @pierangelomarchisio7398: “I agree with the media omertà (code of silence), and unlike Fagioli at Juve who paid the price and was subsequently dropped, everything here seems to have been let go. For others, there`s a fear of going against power centers. If you dig deep, the so-called clean, sustainable, and inclusive football is rotten.”
Sonia Lumi: “You must keep showing these videos, it`s unbelievable that no one is talking about it.”
User @MassimoSchiesaro-h8y: “It seems to me that the days prosecutor Chiné had available (including extensions) for referrals in the `curve case` have expired. Yet, from the federal prosecutor`s office, a deafening silence. What is happening???”
Anselmo Totino: “I don`t know why, but the federal prosecutor`s office seems to have disappeared, and that`s not good.”
Leone Conti: “If disqualifications only arrive at the end of the season, everyone must resign.”
Marco Costa: “Something in this situation doesn`t add up for me, and it`s all clear what…”
User @ADP10-q1p: “The objective seems clear to me: achieving the statute of limitations. This has been their strategy since 1908.”