Phone door! Tuti: Capello Vieira demands the return of the 2006 Serie A championship and more than 15,000 fans petition

As the "Calciopoli" scandal broke out nearly 20 years ago, former Juventus coach Capello and midfielder Vieira have spoken out publicly in recent days, firmly reaffirming that the two league titles they were deprived of that year are the honors they deserve. The two said: "We won those championships on the court, and we felt that they belonged to us."

The commentary article of "Turin Sports News" pointed out that the reason why this controversy has not subsided until now is that the core of the sports judicial judgment of that year was "too many cracks and contradictions." The article cited the final judgment of the Naples court, which was later confirmed by the Supreme Court. The court ultimately found that "there was no evidence that (the relevant conduct) had an impact on the final result of the 2004/05 season." In addition, the article also emphasizes that no referee has been convicted of helping Juventus, which makes the so-called "rigged system" argument untenable.

The article pointed the finger at the decision to "award" the championship to Inter Milan in 2006, believing that this was the "biggest rift" in the entire incident. Italian media pointed out that Inter Milan only ranked third in the league that year, 15 points behind Juventus. According to the later disclosure of the "Palachi Report", Inter Milan itself also committed "equally serious violations", but was not held accountable because the statute of limitations had expired.

This wave of re-examination of history has also spread to the fans. A fan organization called "Juventus Identity" launched a campaign on the petition website calling for Inter Milan to be deprived of the 2006 championship. The petition received more than 15,000 signatures in just three days. The article concluded that although the possibility of the official changing the verdict is slim, as long as many people believe that justice has not been truly done, the "Calciopoli" will continue to divide Italian football.