Tottenham managing director Fabio Paratici - who was hit with a 30-month ban by the Italian FA last week - is alleged to have paid over the odds to sign Cristian Romero from Atalanta to solve a problem for Juventus
Tottenham managing director Fabio Paratici, whose 30-month Italian FA ban is expected to be extended to the UK, is accused of overpaying for Atalanta midfielder Cristian Romero in order to solve a problem for Juventus. Fabio Paratici was banned for his role in Juventus' financial irregularities. After allegations that he overpaid for Cristian Romero, Paratici is under even more scrutiny. Tottenham strongly refutes the notion that they overpaid for the center back. Fabio Paratici's future at Tottenham is under scrutiny following allegations that he offered to pay exorbitant fees to sign Cristian Romero from Atalanta in order to solve a problem for his former club Juventus. The Italian FA banned Paratici for 30 months on Friday for his role in financial irregularities at Juve, where he worked for over a decade. This penalty is expected to be extended to the United Kingdom, putting his position as managing director of Tottenham Hotspur in jeopardy. Fabio Paratici's future as