MILAN (Reuters) - Italy's football association (FIGC) has finished an investigation into Juventus over alleged irregularities in their payments to players, the Serie A club said on Wednesday.
Juventus, who have already been hit with a 15-point Serie A deduction this season in a separate case over players' transfers, could face further sporting penalties if found guilty.
Juventus will now have access to the FIGC prosecutor's documents and have 15 days to file their own documents or request to be interviewed.Juventus said in a statement they had"correctly applied the relevant international accounting standards". In January they were docked 15 points for the current season by an Italian soccer court investigating the club's transfer dealings and finances.
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