Fabrizio Miccoli, the former Palermo captain, definitively sentenced to three years and six months in prison on charges of extortion aggravated by the mafia method, was constituted in the Rovigo prison.
Miccoli was accompanied to prison by his lawyer Antonio Savoia who complained about the dissemination of news concerning his client even before he was notified of the execution order.
"He's a broken man," commented his lawyer.
The decision to establish himself in the Venetian prison and not in Lecce, the city where he resides with his family, from what we learn, is attributable to the desire of the former footballer to "stay as far away as possible from everything and everyone".