After the unrest that occurred on Sunday at the Zini stadium in Cremona, Inter has already announced that it will take action against those responsible for the violent incidents. The consequences could be similar to those previously applied to supporters of Roma, Fiorentina, Lazio, and Napoli.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, it will be Minister Piantedosi who decides on the measures, probably after the verdict of the Sports Judge. The latter could still sanction the Inter supporters’ section for what happened during the away match.
Marotta stated: “We are in close contact with the competent authorities regarding the investigations into the unfortunate incident in Cremona. As soon as all those responsible are identified, Inter will exercise the approval clause to prevent their entry to San Siro. Furthermore, the club will take action against them before the judicial authorities.”
The approval clause, also supported by the Minister for Sport Abodi, could receive approval from the Ministry of the Interior. Should the club clearly distance itself from the violent ultras, the sanction could be reduced. There is talk of a ban on away matches, but not necessarily until the end of the season, which the club would like to face with the full support of its fans.
