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Also this weekend we have heard many, we would say too much, about the Suárez case, the famous deposition of the former Barcelona player who did not say anything shocking except that he had received a trace of the exam from the examiners, not a tip, but a clue . Certainly a particular help, the responsibility of which falls entirely on the university.
Most importantly, however, it emerges from pre-exam interceptions showing that Juventus was no longer interested in the player for at least 4-5 days prior to the exam itself, having understood that the player who was not so prepared was not. he could pass the exam. exam and especially that the bureaucratic times were too long. Ultimately, the Bianconeri did not do anything unseemly to pass the exam to Suárez when they were not interested in the player.
This version can also be seen in the words of Professor Spina, the bianconeri had withdrawn from the player’s career, the professor discovers it from Suárez himself: “He told me that Paratici called him this morning and told him that to become a citizen he He needs Juventus to realize today that it takes a month to become a citizen, it seems hardly credible to me and that is why Paratici has proposed to wait six months and then return to the Champions League in six months. But he wants to play in the Champions League because he is 33 years old (…) and he said he could be looking for another team.
The Italian passport, therefore, was not necessary for Juventus but for another possible and potential team, this completely drops the accusatory castle towards the Bianconeri who had worked to look for an exam in Suárez but not to facilitate them in passing it, even changing their objective before taking the test.
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