AC Milan and Inter Milan vice-presidents could face trial for false accounting

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MILAN, Italy - Prosecutors investigating player transfers between Milan's two Serie A clubs sought indictments Monday against senior AC Milan and Inter Milan officials on charges of false accounting.

A judge will decide whether to file charges against AC Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani, Inter Milan vice president Rinaldo Ghelfi and former Inter director Mauro Gambaro, news agencies reported. It was not clear when a decision would be made.

The indictment request, however, did not include Inter owner and president Massimo Moratti, who was also under investigation, news agency Ansa reported.

COVISOC, the regulator for Italian soccer, said in June that Serie A champion Inter would not have cleared the annual parameters required for all clubs for the 2005-06 season if it had reported its books accurately. It also cited irregularities for Milan in 2003 and '04.

European champion Milan issued a statement on its website Monday denying any wrongdoing and saying it expected to be cleared.

Inter also denied the allegations in a statement on its website and lent its support to Ghelfi and Gambaro.

Moratti has labelled the probe "absurd" saying player valuations were volatile and "difficult to understand."

Will this ever stop?????

Well it is Italy ... erm 'this' is Italy

If he's not teasing us about signing superstar players and then pulling the rug out from under us once again, he's involved in crap like this on the side.

Get this old, bald *** out of Milan now. He's a cancer to this team that needs permanent remission.