Ángel Di María lives two parallel realities. One of them is in the Argentine National Team, where he managed to cut the losing streak of 36 years without getting a world championship for the team. Although he missed two games due to physical problems, he was vital in the first round and especially in the final, scoring the partial 2-0 after a great collective play that brought together him, Messi, Álvarez and Mac Allister.
The other reality is the one he has to go through at Juventus. Although this Thursday he joined the team that beat Monza and reached the quarterfinals of the Italian Cup for a while, things are not very good. He comes from losing playing lousy in the classic against Naples 5-1, where he was one of the highlights of Allegri's team. But that is not all.
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He is in position three in the Serie A table, and for now qualifying for the next Champions League. But they are separated by 10 distant points from the team where Diego Maradona is an idol, something that the fans of the Turin team do not forgive. Furthermore, they had to put up with being prematurely knocked out of the Champions League, where they didn't even make it to the next round.
But now what flies over in the air of the 'Vecchia Signora' is something extra-sports, but it brings back bad memories. For months the club has been investigated for the capital gains of its players. There are other teams involved as well, which altered the figures for the purchase and sale of footballers so as not to have problems with the Financial Fair Play, something prohibited by UEFA.
What sanctions can Juventus receive?
The Italian justice will be the one who decides the steps to follow, as well as if the entities involved lose points as a sanction in their respective jurisdictions. This means that a considerable loss of points can be added to his poor campaign, something similar to what happened to him in 2006 in an unprecedented scandal.
