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ANSA - Monza prosecutor: “Close the investigation into the referees over the ‘knocks’ in the VAR room”

Serie A

No conduct "of a fraudulent nature" nor the "intent" for the "alteration" of the results emerged"

The Monza Public Prosecutor's Office, led by Claudio Gittardi, has asked for the case to be dropped in the strand of the investigation, passed on in recent months by Milan prosecutors, which had seen former referees' chief Gianluca Rocchi, former VAR supervisor Andrea Gervasoni and former VAR officials Luigi Nasca and Rodolfo Di Vuolo investigated for complicity in sports fraud. This was reported by ANSA.

  • The issue centred on the so-called "knocks" on the VAR room in Lissone during some matches between 2024 and 2025.


    According to the Prosecutor's Office, the investigation documents revealed no conduct "of a fraudulent nature" or any "intent" to "alter" results".


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  • The statement from the AIA national committee

    Press reports say the Monza Public Prosecutor's Office has requested the dismissal of the accusation of complicity in sporting fraud brought against former CAN head Gianluca Rocchi, former member Andrea Gervasoni and the VMO officials Rodolfo Di Vuolo and Luigi Nasca.


    We welcome this news with enormous satisfaction, having always been convinced of the absolute correctness of our members and confident in the work of the judiciary.


    As we already reiterated when the previous strand of the investigation was dismissed, we hope all of them can finally regain the necessary and deserved peace of mind, and that their image will now be fully and rightly restored.


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