The Italian football industry is brewing huge scandals, Inter Milan is suspected of false sponsorship + collusion with the Italian Football Association

A confidential report revealed that Inter Milan is at the center of the whirlpool of the biggest controversy since the "phone door" incident, involving false sponsorship, mafia relations and possible co-conspiracy of the Italian Football Association.

It is reported that Inter Milan generated nearly 300 million euros through “regional sponsorship” between 2016 and 2019. But the problem is that most sponsors are classified as suspicious or false, especially in the early days of Suning.

131.4 million comes from the internal contract of Suning Group. The report stated that the "suspicious" external partner funds were 165.6 million. Without these funds, Inter could face bankruptcy liquidation or be expelled from Serie A.

The report also accused the Italian Football Association (FIGC) of intervening in protecting Inter Milan from sanctions - which has sparked serious doubts about institutional bias and complicity.

But that's not all. The document mentions the worrying links between Inter Milan and certain extremist groups that may have links to the Mafia, which recalls a dark chapter in Italian football history.

The scandal was compared with the 2006 call gate incident, when clubs such as Juventus, AC Milan, and Florence were punished for manipulating referees.

But this time, Inter Milan involves financial fraud and corruption, with a more profound long-term impact.

If the news is confirmed, it would be the most explosive scandal in Serie A since the phone gate incident and could redefine the way Italian clubs hold accountable.