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.

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.

He is unlikely to serve his sentence because the acts date back to before May 2006 and are therefore covered by an amnesty.

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