Archive · 18 Jun 2025
Inter and AC Milan Ultras Sentenced Up to 10 Years in Prison
Fans of the Inter Milan and AC Milan soccer teams, called ultras, were sentenced to prison for crimes.
These fans were involved in activities like ticket scalping and controlling parking around the stadium.
Andrea Beretta, a leader of Inter's fans, was involved in a murder.
Luca Lucci, a leader of Milan's fans, was involved in planning an attempted murder.
The clubs themselves were not charged but were awarded money as part of the trial.
Inter Milan and AC Milan ultras received sentences of up to 10 years in prison.
The sentences were related to crimes including criminal conspiracy and murder.
Andrea Beretta, a former Inter ultra, received a 10-year sentence for crimes including the murder of another Inter ultra.
Luca Lucci, a top Milan ultra, also received 10 years for criminal conspiracy and planning an attempted murder.
Neither Inter Milan nor AC Milan were charged but were awarded compensation.
- Who
- Hardcore supporters of Inter Milan and AC Milan.
- What
- Hardcore supporters of Inter Milan and AC Milan received prison sentences for crimes including criminal conspiracy and murder.
- When
- Sentences were delivered on June 18, 2025.
- Where
- Milan, Italy
- Why
- The sentences were the result of an investigation into the illicit activities of the ultra groups.
Law Enforcement's Perspective
Ultras' Perspective
Justification
Law Enforcement's Perspective
The ultras were involved in organized crime and violence.
Ultras' Perspective
N/A
- Sentencing
- Up to 10 years in prison
- Total sentences
- 90 years
- Key figures
- Andrea Beretta, Luca Lucci, Daniele Cataldo, Marco Ferdico
- Crimes
- Criminal conspiracy, murder, attempted murder
- Clubs Charged
- No
- Clubs awarded
- 50,000 euros each