Leader claims he 'never made money' with the Curva Sud during interrogation

The interrogation of the Milan ultra among the main defendants in the maxi-trial of the 'Double Curve' investigation: 'I am in favor of the fan card'

The money? “I did them with the drugs, not with the stadium.” And then a revelation: “I was going to Berlusconi's house to talk about soccer.” These, in essence, are the statements of Luca Lucci, the former leader of Milan's South Bend, who has been in prison for six months, who today had himself questioned in the bunker room in front of the Milan prison of San Vittore, as part of the maxi-procedure on the curves of Inter and Milan. The former R…

Leader claims he 'never made money' with the Curva Sud during interrogation

By: Oliver Fisher The leader of the Curva Sud answered questions in court yesterday and denied making money from the group, as well as addressing his visit to Silvio Berlusconi’s house.As a reminder, there is currently a case ongoing against some members of the Curva Sud and Inter’s Curva Nord, with arrests made last year. We wrote at length about the underworld of ultras and how their influence is often more far-reaching than most fans might th…

As reported by the Gazzetta dello Sport on its website, the leader of the Curva Sud responded today to the interrogation of the Milanese prison of San Vittore. These are the statements of Luca Lucci, which came a good six months after his arrest as part of the Ultras investigation. “I have never made money with the Curva, I made the money with illicit deals that have nothing to do with drugs. The cash fund of the Sud has always been managed tran…