With the one on February 29, 2024, the number of rulings against Juventus from 2006 to today reaches FORTY-ONE on the field, or if you prefer, in court.

Among these: the sporting and criminal rulings of Calciopoli, the convictions in the GEA case, the appeals rejected regarding the revocation of the 2005/06 scudetto awarded to Inter at the table, the penalties for the capital gains case of 2023, and the suspensions in the betting case. The list is updated with each new ruling.

JUVENTUS RULINGS AND CONVICTIONS

The Calciopoli rulings and Juventus appeals on the 2006 scudetto to Inter

01 | July 14, 2006, first degree of Calciopoli

02 | July 25, 2006, second degree of Calciopoli

03 | October 27, 2006, CONI arbitration on Calciopoli

04 | June 18, 2008, plea bargain on Swiss sim cards

05 | June 16, 2011, lifetime ban of Moggi and Giraudo

06 | July 9, 2011, Calciopoli (2nd degree), confirmation of the lifetime ban of Moggi and Giraudo.

07 | July 18, 2011, complaint rejected by FIGC against the 2006 scudetto awarded to Inter.

08 | March 19, 2008, Lazio TAR, Moggi’s appeal against the sporting ban rejected.

09 | May 22, 2008, Lazio TAR, appeal by two fan associations against the awarding of the 2006 scudetto to Inter rejected.

10 | January 8, 2009, GEA Case, Moggi convicted of private violence.

11 | December 14, 2009. Calciopoli (abbreviated procedure), Giraudo convicted of sports fraud and criminal association.

12 | February 8, 2011, Lazio TAR rejects the appeal filed by Giùlemanidallajuve, ordering compensation to Federcalcio, CONI, and Inter.

13 | March 25, 2011, GEA case (2nd degree), Moggi’s conviction for private violence confirmed.

14 | November 8, 2011, Naples criminal court: Moggi sentenced to 5 years and 4 months for criminal association.

15 | November 9, 2011, complaint rejected by UEFA.

16 | November 11, 2011, Moggi convicted of threats against Baldini.

17 | November 17, 2011, TNAS declaration of lack of jurisdiction.

18 | April 4, 2012, confirmation of the lifetime ban of Moggi and Giraudo.

19 | April 12, 2012, the EU Court rejects the appeal filed by Giùlemanidallajuve

20 | June 26, 2012, Milan Court, Moggi’s lawsuit against Carlo Petrini rejected

21 | June 30, 2012, the Court of Auditors rejects Juventus’ appeal, ruling that FIGC was not responsible for financial damage for declaring itself not competent to decide in 2006.

22 | August 3, 2012, Lazio TAR rejects Moggi’s appeal against the lifetime ban.

23 | September 12, 2012, the Council of State rejects Moggi’s appeal against the lifetime ban.

24 | October 17, 2012, the Court of Auditors orders 14 former AIA members to compensate FIGC for image damage.

25 | December 5, 2012, Naples Court of Appeal sentences Antonio Giraudo to 1 year and 8 months for criminal association and sports fraud. Only the role of promoter falls.

26 | August 7, 2013, the Supreme Court deems Moggi’s appeal against the lifetime ban inadmissible.

27 | December 17, 2013, Calciopoli appeal: 2 years and 4 months for Luciano Moggi, 2 years for Pairetto and Mazzini, 1 year for De Santis, 10 months for Dattilo and Bertini.

28 | June 10, 2014, the Supreme Court confirms the seizure of 12 million from Giraudo for the damage from Brescia’s relegation to Serie B. The famous quota of 30 on the field is approaching, or as launched yesterday in one of the most popular hashtags on Twitter #30sulgabbio

29 | September 6, 2016, Lazio TAR declares inadmissible the claim for damages against FIGC for relegation to Serie B

30 | November 22, 2016, the Court of Appeal rejects Juventus’ appeal for the revocation of the 2005/06 scudetto to Inter

31 | March 15, 2017, the Council of State rejects Luciano Moggi’s appeal, confirming his lifetime ban

32 | December 13, 2018, the Supreme Court deems Juventus’ appeal for the revocation of the 2005/06 scudetto to Inter inadmissible

33 | May 6, 2019, the CONI Board deems Juventus’ appeal for the revocation of the 2005/06 scudetto to Inter inadmissible

34 | July 11, 2019, the National Federal Court deems Juventus’ appeal for the revocation of the 2005/06 scudetto to Inter inadmissible

35 | August 6, 2019, the Federal Court of Appeal rejects and deems Juventus’ appeal for the revocation of the 2005/06 scudetto to Inter inadmissible

36 | November 6, 2019, the Sports Guarantee Board rejects and deems Juventus’ appeal for the revocation of the 2005/06 scudetto to Inter inadmissible

37 | January 6, 2024, the Council of State put an end to Juventus’ appeals regarding Calciopoli, after the club withdrew its claim for damages against FIGC. The ruling required the Turin club to reimburse legal costs to FIGC and Inter: 5 thousand euros each. The 2006 scudetto thus remains definitively in the trophy cabinet of Inter.

Juventus rulings: the 2023 capital gains case

37 | January 20, 2023, the FIGC Federal Court of Appeal imposed a 15-point penalty in the standings on Juventus for the “capital gains case”

38 | May 22, 2023, the FIGC Federal Court of Appeal imposed a 10-point penalty in the standings on Juventus for the “capital gains case”

Juventus and the 2023 betting case

39 | October 19, 2023, the Federal Prosecutor imposed a suspension on Nicolò Fagioli of 12 months (of which 5 months of community service) and a fine of 12,500 euros, regarding the “betting case.” The ruling came after the player’s plea bargain

40 | January 6, 2024, the Council of State put an end to Juventus’ appeals regarding Calciopoli, after the club withdrew its claim for damages against FIGC. The ruling required the Turin club to reimburse legal costs to FIGC and Inter: 5 thousand euros each.

Pogba’s suspension

41 | February 29, 2024, the national anti-doping tribunal suspended Paul Pogba, Juventus midfielder, for 4 years, after the player tested positive for a testosterone metabolite in a test following Udinese-Juventus on August 20