Person: Antonio Giraudo

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Three-year sentence for former Juve boss

Former Juventus chief executive Antonio Giraudo was today sentenced to three years in prison by a criminal court in Naples for his part in Italy’s match-fixing scandal in 2006.

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Italian authorities probe Capello 'perjury' case

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Lazio chief pleads innocence

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UEFA deadline looms for Italian teams

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Italian football faces moment of justice

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Juve shares slide as scandal deepens

Arsenal set to let Vieira go

The deal struck to take Arsenal skipper Patrick Vieira to Juventus will be announced today, according to Italian media reports.

Thu, 14 Jul, 2005

Arsenal silence on Juve move for Vieira speaks volumes

ARSENAL’S near-silence speaks volumes over a possible Juventus move for captain Patrick Vieira – and suggests the French World Cup winner may finally be leaving Highbury at the age of 29.

Thu, 14 Jul, 2005

Juve confirm Vieira interest

Juventus have finally confirmed their interest in signing Arsenal midfielder Patrick Vieira.

Wed, 13 Jul, 2005

Juve count on Mutu to bounce back

JUVENTUS insist Adrian Mutu does not have a serious drug problem and have backed him to rebuild his career in Turin.

Fri, 21 Jan, 2005

Juve: Mutu has no drug problem

Juventus insist Adrian Mutu does not have a serious drug problem and have backed him to rebuild his career in Turin.

Thu, 20 Jan, 2005

Juve boss cleared, doctor jailed

JUVENTUS managing director Antonio Giraudo has been acquitted of doping-related charges, but club doctor Riccardo Agricola has been found guilty and sentenced to one year and 10 months in prison.

Sat, 27 Nov, 2004

Italian league president demands state assistance

Italian league president Adriano Galliani yesterday insisted the government has a responsibility to help the country’s football clubs in their television dispute because of the tax revenues earned from the game.

Wed, 21 Aug, 2002