Live bar January 13 News In the Italian Super Cup match, a Juve extreme fan group put up a sign in the stands and issued a death curse to President Agnelli.
The match was played at the Meazza Stadium in Milan, and in the first half the cameras captured a sign by a Juve extreme fan organization: "Agnelli to die." "President Agnelli was infected with covid-19 and did not show up to watch the game. However, the extreme fans played such slogans not because of Juve's poor performance, but because President Agnelli had previously cooperated with the police to investigate the crimes in the extreme fan organization.
In 2019, Italian police arrested 12 heads of Juve extreme fan organizations on suspicion of money laundering, violent activities, and serious extortion related to ticket sales, and the police believed that the mafia had infiltrated Juve's ticket sales activities. Juve executives have been actively cooperating with the police investigation and evidence collection, and President Agnelli also admitted that there are extreme fans who put pressure on the club.
President Agnelli said at the time: "Juve have been forced to comply with the demands of extreme fans and have been aware of the negative consequences that could arise, including racist slogans and other irregularities that could result in the club being fined, banned or even closed to the stands. ”
The Juve extreme fan group involved was then barred from entering Juve's home Allianz Stadium, and the Italian Super Cup was held at the Meazza Stadium, so they were able to enter the stadium and put up signs in the stands. In addition to issuing a death curse to President Agnelli, the extremist fans also put up another slogan" "Freedom for extremist fan organizations." However, both slogans were removed by the stadium staff before half-time.
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