First of all is the disturbing "Black Book of FP" (ie Fabio Paratici). Such a document, it should be noted, has never been disowned by the editor
(Federico Cherubini) and has been defended by FC Juventus SpA which, together with the aforementioned manager, has made it their own,
only by proposing a different interpretation to that offered by the Federal Prosecutor's Office , claiming it was a normal work "note".
Now, the most relevant demonstrative element, in the opinion of the Federal Court, is not only the textual content of said "Black Book of FP",
which is in itself all too explicit. Rather, the context in which it was drafted is relevant (as an irredeemable confirmation of its exact content).
Indeed, it emerges that said "Book" had been prepared by Cherubini as a document to be used in his discussion with Paratici during the
negotiation phase of his contractual renewal (the circumstance is confirmed by Cherubini's own statements; see file no. 656108 transmitted to
the Federal Prosecutor's Office by the Public Prosecutor's Office).
Naturally, it is not relevant here to make exorbitant interpretations or to hazard qualifications regarding Cherubini's behavior in itself or his
relationship with Fabio Paratici. But, on a detached reading of such a circumstance, however, the unveiling capacity of said Black Book is well
understood. It is clear that Cherubini was ready to contradict Paratici to discuss his own contract (accepting or rejecting it, it doesn't matter)
and was ready to put on the discussion table what Cherubini himself believed to be important "differences of views": that is, the fact that Fabio
Paratici had constantly operated through a system of artificial capital gains.
And it is clear that in writing the "Black Book of FP", Cherubini represented true facts that today can no longer be effectively denied.
It is for this reason that FC Juventus SpA's failure to disown the document and distance itself from it - regardless of any further relevance - has
a devastating effect on sporting loyalty.
The content of the "Black Book of FP" constitutes an unequivocal objective element. All the more taking into account the circumstance (and we
will return to it later in more detail) that the purpose of the sporting process is obviously not to infer the consummation of any offense of a
criminal nature. Subject to judgment is only the violation of sporting rules: specifically, of art. 4, paragraph 1 and of the art. 31, paragraph 1.