Overview
- Milan prosecutors and financial police placed Emanuele Buttini, Deborah Ronchi, Alessio Salamone and Luan Fraga under house arrest and seized more than €1.2 million tied to the alleged ring.
- Analysis of seized phones produced a list of roughly 60–70 player surnames as search keywords across Serie A clubs, and officials say none of the named players are under criminal investigation.
- Court documents cite wiretaps about arranging a “paid girlfriend” for an unnamed Formula 1 driver and messages requesting nitrous oxide, which partygoers favored because it leaves no trace in standard drug tests.
- Investigators say the agency Ma. De Milano sold all‑inclusive nights at hotels and clubs in Milan and Mykonos and kept at least half of the women’s earnings, with some women housed in company‑controlled rooms.
- Juventus striker Dušan Vlahović, Arsenal defender Riccardo Calafiori and AC Milan’s Rafael Leão have publicly denied involvement as prosecutors continue to comb devices and bank records to map the network’s scope.