Will Inter face any sanctions?

With the power that Inter now has with the FIGC, will they be punished for the Suazo incident, as well as the whole issue of finances as had surfaced earlier this past season?

This artice:Click here implies that had certain revalations been made before, they would not have been allowed to compete in the Serie A last season:

"Financial balance would have been lost if the club had shown the losses connected to the fictitious capital gains and Inter would not have fitted the parameters asked for by Covisoc for registration in the 2005-06 championship," the commission said in a statement.

Now when one combines the two glaring examples of rule breaking, with the fact that Inter now has more power in Italian football, (arguably) than Juve had at the pinnacle of the Moggi era, how can anyone conclude that they will face any but the softest of slaps on the wrist?

Can you imagine however, if it were Milan, or Juve so implicated? We would be banned from Serie A competition for at least a year (if not demoted to Serie B, which, would be better than not being able to play at all), as well as barred from making any transfers for 100 years!

With financial transperancy becoming increasingly important, it is unconcionable that Inter would/could get away with this, on top of their flagrant disregard for the transfer regulations...but maybe that is how the "cookie crumbles" in Italy nowadays.

Milan were also mentioned in the financial irregularities case, but moreso from a transfer standpoint, again, involving Inter, and Morattidiot.

Anyone with any details of what is currently the thinking in Italy re possible sanctions for Inter?

Will Inter´s scudetto be rescinded? Doubt it, but lets see...the article goes further to state:

Roberto Mancini's side won last season's title on the pitch rather than a court room and so far there is no suggestion from official bodies that the club will face a serious sporting sanction as a result of the transfer probe.

How pathetic can the FIGC get?