According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Juventus fans turned their backs to the pitch during a minute of silence for Sandro Mazzola, and a sports judge will determine the severity of the punishment.

La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that a sports judge could impose sanctions for this conduct as soon as today. Under disciplinary regulations, Juventus could face a fine of up to 50,000 euros or a partial or total stadium closure. Another option is to refer the case to the Italian Football Federation's prosecutor's office for further investigation and case preparation.

The newspaper notes that turning one's back during a minute of silence has significant repercussions, and the sports judge may impose a heavier sentence, including closing an entire section or part of the stadium. The area could then be made available to youth football teams or families for Juventus's home match against Lazio at the Allianz Stadium on October 18. Juventus is evaluating, from both a technical and legal perspective, whether its "fan code of ethics" can be applied. However, with dozens of participants involved, the club's ability to take direct action is limited. Under the code of ethics, Juventus can refuse to sell tickets to the offenders or suspend their access.

La Gazzetta dello Sport adds that sports judge Gerardo Mastrandrea will make a decision after reviewing reports submitted by federal investigators from the sideline and below the Juventus South Stand. A heavy penalty appears almost certain, and stadium restrictions for matches following the international break remain a strong possibility. Juventus is considering whether and how to take action. The newspaper believes the shameful incident did occur on Sunday afternoon, and the cultural struggle remains long.

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