Overview
- The Milan GUP Rossana Mongiardo filed nearly 300 pages explaining the June 17 abbreviated‑trial verdicts that imposed almost 90 years in prison on 16 defendants.
- Leaders Andrea Beretta (Inter) and Luca Lucci (Milan) each received 10 years, with Beretta recognized as a cooperating witness for his contributions to investigators.
- The court found Curva Sud generated over €100,000 a year through illicit schemes such as ticket resales, enforced by intimidation and violence to retain control.
- Curva Nord was described as a cover for illegal business under a mafia‑style protection relationship backed by the Bellocco ’ndrangheta clan.
- The motivations cite recognized crimes including the 2024 murder of Antonio Bellocco and an earlier attempted murder, and note Inter, Milan, and Serie A as civil parties, with Inter officials operating in a state of subservience though not charged; other sentences include 10 years for Daniele Cataldo, eight for Marco Ferdico, and two (suspended) for Debora Turiello.