Case Dismissed: The Anti-Inter Witch Hunt Collapses

The shadow has lifted. Milan prosecutors have officially requested to dismiss the investigation into referee appointments and Inter’s alleged involvement.

The End of the Investigation

The wait is finally over, and the outcome is exactly what we expected: a total collapse of the accusations. According to ANSA, the Milan Public Prosecutor’s Office has officially requested the dismissal of the case against Gianluca Rocchi and his deputy Andrea Gervasoni. For two years, investigators chased a phantom theory that referee appointments were being "steered" to favor Inter. Today, that theory was buried. Prosecutors concluded that there was no match-fixing, no collusion, and no evidence to support the claims of sporting fraud that have dominated the headlines of the "pink papers" for months.

Inter Cleared of All Charges

Perhaps most significantly, the investigation into FC Internazionale itself has been ordered for dismissal. It was only revealed today that the club had been formally registered under investigation—a fact that was kept quiet until the request for dismissal was finalized. The allegations suggested that Rocchi had worked in conjunction with "Inter representatives," yet the investigators couldn't name a single individual. It was a classic "ghost" investigation, designed to cast doubt on our successes on the pitch without having a shred of concrete evidence to back it up. The Beneamata stands tall, officially cleared of administrative liability.

Remaining Fragments

While the core of the investigation has been dismissed, a few minor details have been forwarded to the FIGC and the CONI General Prosecutor’s Office. This is standard procedure to determine if any minor sporting violations—rather than criminal ones—occurred. Additionally, the inquiry regarding alleged "knocks" at the VAR room in Lissone has been moved to Monza’s jurisdiction. These are the last gasps of a dying investigation that found absolutely nothing of substance after twenty-four months of looking under every rock in Appiano Gentile.

The Truth Prevails

For the haters in Torino and Naples who spent the last two seasons crying about "Marotta League," this news is a bitter pill to swallow. Our victories were won on the grass with tactical brilliance and sweat, not in the backrooms of refereeing offices. The dismissal proves that the "scandal" was nothing more than a desperate attempt to slow down a team that was too fast to catch. Now that the legal distractions are gone, the focus returns entirely to Chivu’s defense of the Double and our pursuit of more stars.

The ForzaIM Take

I hope everyone who used these rumors to stay relevant feels as foolish as they look today. Two years of investigations, wiretaps, and "theories," and they found nothing. Why? Because we are simply better. The only thing steered in Milan is the Scudetto towards our trophy room. It’s time to stop the talking and start the winning again. Justice is served, but we already knew we were innocent.

Will the media outlets that pushed these "fraud" theories offer Inter a formal apology, or will they simply pivot to the next imaginary scandal?

Forza Inter sempre!