Napoli threatened sanction of the FIGC. Recent FIGC investigation leads to fixing case that occurred in Naples.
Partenopei into the limelight after their former goalkeeper Matteo Gianello accused of match-fixing in 2010. At that time, Napoli match against Sampdoria.
This case dragged two Napoli players, Paolo Cannavaro and Gianluca Grava. Two players actually refused help Gianello but both could have been punished for not reporting the case to the authorities.
Formerly coach of Juventus, Antonio Conte also received similar allegations when training Siena and is now serving a sentence FIGC for ten months. However, Conte appeal and his sentence to four months now.
If the allegation is proven, Napoli as the club could also be punished. Penalties can include fines for teams or as experienced Siena, namely the reduction of points a game.
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