The Democratic Party’s proposal is wrong. Instead, systemic and regulatory changes are needed, on incentives and sustainable thresholds that do not create inconvenience and do not undermine the competitiveness of the championship.
Senator Pd Nannicini’s proposal (supported by the Aic and supported by the FIGC) for an amendment that sets a threshold of 2 million gross of wages for players purchased abroad to take advantage of the tax advantages of the Growth Decree appears wrong for a number of reasons that we list in no particular order.
