Police are investigating Luis Suarez and FC Barcelona’s Juventus for alleged fraud in Italian.
According to reports from Spain, Perugia officials say they have “sufficient evidence” to show that the player “knew the questions” before taking his language exam and that his final qualification “was agreed with the instructor before taking the test”.
Having stated through Ronald Koeman that he did not include him in his plans at Camp Nou for the 2020/2021 season nearly a month ago, Suarez would have been on a long time about to spend the summer on the protective Serie A Champions League.
Since joining Liverpool in 2014 and becoming the club’s third most sensible scorer of all time, a marriage to his wife Sofia, who has a European passport, had been enough to bring out his task at Barca.
However, to complete his transfer to Italy, Suarez had to unload Italian citizenship, and there was a cry in the country for the ease with which the Uruguayan passed the mandatory language check with Deportes Cuatro making his own research report on the subject.
Asking the critic of El Pistolero, the Spanish media learned that Suarez “knew perfectly well how to speak and perceive Italian” and that the exam “was a discussion at ease”.
And if you pointed out that control is less difficult “due to coronavirus cases,” which means number nine may simply not perform “other kinds of checks to demonstrate wisdom of the Italian language,” Perugia police were not convinced.
In addition, toni Juanmarti of SPORT writes that the researchers intercepted a verbal exchange between examiners where one tells the other that “you cannot waste a salary of 10 million euros a year” for not having a sufficient B1 point in Italian. “Tell me what note I give and that’s it, ” is your colleague’s supposed reaction.
Meanwhile, Barca seeks to force Suarez’s departure to Atletico Madrid, as the 33-year-old has agreed the terms with his La Liga rivals. Offering a two-year contract at Wanda Metropolitano, the Catalans are convinced that their sniper cannot pass loose for diepass Simeone’s team, however.
Now in Barcelona, after six years in Sao Paulo, I have written extensively on these topics through ideas and research, while covering the appropriate reports
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