Moggi quits Juve
Juventus' general manager Luciano Moggi has quit the club, in light of the recent accusations levelled at him.
Moggi is at the heart of the refereeing scandal that is enveloping Italian football.
The whole of Juventus board resigned after allegations were made that the club was in some way colluding with officials in the Italian Football Federation over who would and has refereed their games.
Recordings of Moggi talking with officials over referees have already been released after his phone was tapped, and he is now quit in order to defend himself.
"From tomorrow [Monday], I will have resigned as general manager of Juventus," he said after The Old Lady retained their Serie A title with a 2-0 win over Reggina.
"From this evening, the world of football is no longer my world.
"Now I will think only about defending myself from all the malice that been said about me.
"I ask you for a courtesy, don't ask me any questions because I don't have the desire or the strength. I don't have the soul for it, they have killed it."
Juventus are not the only side involved in the enquiry which has been launched by Italian prosecutors, and has already seen over 40 people investigated.
Milan, Fiorentina and Lazio have also been named, while Italy's proposed World Cup referee Massimo De Santis has been pulled from this summer's finals after he also became embroiled.
Moggi is due in Rome on Monday to meet prosecutors and answer questions about his role in the scandal, and also explain the role his son's football agency plays within the game.