Milan prosecutor dismisses fraud case against former Italian referee chief Gianluca Rocchi
- The Milan Public Prosecutor dismissed the fraud case against former referee chief Gianluca Rocchi and his deputy Andrea Gervasoni for alleged sports fraud.
- Rocchi was investigated for allegedly influencing VAR decisions and referee appointments during the 2024-25 Serie A season.
- No evidence was found of a structured system to interfere with referee appointments, which led to the case dismissal.
- Rocchi stepped down during the investigation, and his lawyer said Rocchi is pleased with the quick resolution and will discuss next steps.
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Milan prosecutor dismisses fraud case against former Italian referee chief Gianluca Rocchi
The Milan Public Prosecutor has dismissed the case against former Italian referee designator Gianluca Rocchi and his deputy Andrea Gervasoni.
After almost two years of work, the central chapter of the investigation that since last autumn has been under observation the Italian arbitration world is closed. The Procura of Milan has asked for the filing for Gianluca Rocchi, former appointee of the referees, ended under investigation with the accusation of competition in sport fraud for the assignment of the race directors in four matches last season, including Turin-Inter of 26 April. At …
Milan prosecutors request to drop fraud case against referee chief Rocchi
Milan prosecutors have requested that a sports fraud case against Gianluca Rocchi, the former referee designator for Italy’s Serie A and Serie B, be dismissed, Italian news agency ANSA reported on Wednesday.
Italian prosecutors request to drop sports fraud case against referee chief
July 15 : Milan prosecutors have requested that a sports fraud case against Gianluca Rocchi, the former referee designator for Italy's Serie A and Serie B, be dismissed, Italian news agency ANSA reported on Wednesday.Rocchi, who was responsible for appointing referees in Italy's top two divisions, had been in
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