Gennaro Gattuso ended up in the center of intimidation and threats, so much so that he paid the protection money to the 'ndrangheta. The current coach of Marseille, according to Il Fatto Quotidiano, was threatened by the Calabrian mafia. The goal was to receive a bribe for the construction of a photovoltaic plant that would have arisen in Corigliano Calabro, on a property of the father and sister of the former Milan.
Gattuso victim of the protection money
This emerges from the precautionary custody order, signed by Chiara Esposito, against the boss of Schiavonea Aldo Abbruzzese, accused of aggravated extortion by mafia method to the detriment of Gattuso's family. In prison also Mustapha Hamil, his right-hand man. On October 17 and December 15, the Moroccan was accused of having set fire to the cars of Gattuso's sister, Ida Gattuso, with the aim of intimidating the father and forcing him to pay about three thousand euros. The sister had also reported the incident to the carabinieri.
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