Sandro Tonali and Niccolò Zaniolo at the end of the meeting with the police in progress in Coverciano will return home. ANSA learns it. The two players "are not in a position to face the commitments of the next few days" explain federal sources.
"I can't say anything, I respect the law." This is how Fabrizio Corona replied to reporters at the exit of the Milan Police Headquarters where, in the afternoon, he was summoned as a witness as part of the investigation of the Turin Public Prosecutor's Office in which Nicolò Fagioli is being investigated regarding his statements on an alleged betting ring in the world of football. The former photographic agent, in an interview with the Dillinger news site and reposted on social media, after making the name of the Juventus midfielder, also brought up the players Sandro Tonali, former Milan player and now at Newcastle, and Nicolò Zaniolo, former Roma striker and now at Aston Villa. Corona's deposition lasted about an hour.
Fabrizio Corona was "summoned to the offices of the Milan Police Headquarters" to be heard "as a person informed of the facts" as part of "the investigation of the Turin Public Prosecutor's Office" on an alleged round of betting on illegal platforms, which also sees the Juventus player Nicolò Fagioli investigated. This was explained by the lawyer of the former photographic agent, lawyer Ivano Chiesa, after Corona in a story on Instagram made it known that he was going to the police headquarters. "He will be interviewed by Turin investigators in the Milan offices," Chiesa said.
In recent days, in fact, the former 'king of the paparazzi', who recently finished serving his final sentences by returning free, on his website Dillinger news had already mentioned the name of Fagioli before the news of his involvement in the Turin investigation emerged.And he also announced on social media several times that he would soon make other names of players involved in illegal betting rounds.
Fabrizio Corona, after having made the name of Nicolò Fagioli, investigated in Turin, brings up in an alleged round of bets on the matches also the footballers Sandro Tonali, former Milan player and now at Newcastle, and Nicolò Zaniolo, former Roma striker and now at Aston Villa.
"Sandro Tonali and Nicolò Zaniolo do it too," says the former photo agent in an interview with Dillinger News, after announcing several times that he would name other names.
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