The Italian Football Federation (FIGC) is investigating allegations of match-fixing involving two of Italy’s most promising young players, Sandro Tonali and Nicolo Zaniolo. The allegations have been brought forward by an anonymous source, and the FIGC has opened an investigation into the matter.

Tonali and Zaniolo are two of the most highly-rated young players in Italy, and both have been linked with moves to some of Europe’s biggest clubs. Tonali is a midfielder for Brescia, while Zaniolo is a forward for Roma.

The allegations of match-fixing involve the two players allegedly agreeing to fix the outcome of a match between Brescia and Roma in May 2019. It is alleged that Tonali and Zaniolo agreed to ensure that Brescia would win the match, in exchange for a payment from a third party.

The FIGC has launched an investigation into the allegations, and is taking the matter very seriously. If the allegations are found to be true, then Tonali and Zaniolo could face severe sanctions from the FIGC, including bans from playing football for a period of time.

The allegations of match-fixing have caused shockwaves throughout the Italian football community, as Tonali and Zaniolo are two of the most promising young players in the country. It remains to be seen whether the allegations are true or not, but the FIGC is taking the matter seriously and will investigate thoroughly.

Match-fixing is a serious offence in football, and if the allegations against Tonali and Zaniolo are found to be true, then it could have serious implications for their careers. It is important that the FIGC investigates the matter thoroughly, so that any wrongdoing can be punished accordingly.