MOSCOW, Oct 25 hiding 200 million euros in losses over a three-year period, according to New York Times journalist Tariq Panja on Twitter. It is noted that Juventus used false credentials and manipulated lease agreements in order to hide losses. According to the source, citing data from the Italian prosecutor's office, the club's losses for this period should have amounted to 542 million euros, and not 339 million, as indicated in official documents. The newspaper also mentions that the Italian authorities are studying at least 42 transactions of Juventus «, mainly related to the transfers of little-known players from the reserves or youth teams. Among them is an exchange between Juventus and Manchester City defenders Danilo and Juan Cancelo. It is noted that Juventus entered into a similar agreement with Barcelona, which included the exchange of two little-known South American forwards, as well as a deal involving midfielders Artur and Miralem Pjanic. Juventus lawyers have 20 days to respond to these allegations .
