Italian football is currently embroiled in controversy following the opening of new investigations related to the refereeing system and the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology. This has brought back memories of the infamous Calciopoli scandal that shook Italian football in 2006 and altered its landscape for many years.

The current investigations are focused on the head of the referees' committee in Italy, Gianluca Rocchi, as well as the person responsible for video technology, Andrea Gervasoni. They are under scrutiny by the public prosecutor's office in Milan due to suspicions related to the management of referee appointments in some matches from last season.

According to reports, the issue pertains to the mechanism of selecting referees and assigning them to sensitive matches in the Italian league, along with questions about some decisions related to video technology. However, no official charges have been made against any club so far, including Inter Milan, which was mentioned in the context of some matches.

Sources confirm that the officials involved have made themselves available for the investigation, while the Italian football community is experiencing a state of anxiety and anticipation, amid fears of past scenarios repeating, despite assurances that the case is still in the examination phase and has not reached definitive proof.