Sentences
The following punishments were given to individuals :
- Luciano Moggi: life ban from football and a recommendation to the FIGC president that he be banned for life from membership of the FIGC at any level.
- Antonio Giraudo: Fined €20,000, five year ban from football, three years jail, and a recommendation to the FIGC president that he be banned for life from membership of the FIGC at any level.
- Paolo Dondarini: Two years jail.
- Tullio Lanese: Two years jail and 2½ year ban from football.
- Innocenzo Mazzini: Five year ban from football.
- Massimo De Santis: Four year ban from football.
- Diego Della Valle: 3 year 9 month ban from football.
- Pierluigi Pairetto: 3½ year ban from football.
- Andrea Della Valle: Three year ban from football.
- Pasquale Foti: 2½ year ban from football and fined €30,000.
- Claudio Lotito: 2½ year ban from football.
- Leonardo Meani: 2½ year ban from football.
- Fabrizio Babini: 12 month ban from football.
- Gennaro Mazzei: 12 month ban from football.
- Adriano Galliani: Five month ban from football.
- Gianluca Paparesta: Five month ban from football.
- Claudio Puglisi: Three month ban from football.
- Franco Carraro: Fined €80,000.
- Pietro Ingargiola: Given a warning.
Read more about this topic: 2006 Italian Football Scandal
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