Italian media: Crack down on violence on the court! Inter Milan rejects hundreds of season ticket purchase applications

According to the Evening Post, Inter Milan and Milan clubs rejected hundreds of "unpopular fans" season ticket purchase applications this summer.

Last year, the extremist fan organizations of Inter Milan and Milan were investigated by the police, and dozens of people were arrested. Some extremist fan organizations leaders were suspected of felony crimes such as murder and drug trafficking. With the cooperation of the local prosecutor's office and the police, Inter Milan and Milan have selected some unpopular fans during the sales of season tickets in the new season.

These people include Daspo (banned from entering the stadium) in the past, and have been subject to administrative penalties. In addition, there are people suspected of crimes that Paul Stolari, a prosecutor of the Milan Regional Anti-Mafia Bureau, have previously investigated. Hundreds of season ticket renewals and purchase applications have been rejected by Inter Milan and Milan clubs, and more people will be affected in the next few weeks.

, Inter Milan and Milan have also added a new rule when selling season tickets for the new season, that is, in the stands area where the two extreme fans gather, the Milan South Stand and Inter Milan North Stand, are gathered, season ticket users are prohibited from reselling tickets to others. If the other season ticket users in the stands want to transfer tickets, they will also be charged a "surcharge" by the club.

Previously, in an investigation of Inter Milan's extreme fan leader Andrea Bereta, it was found that he would use the billiards tickets gathered by extreme fans to resell. Inter Milan North View Billiards fan organization once made up the identity of 200 people and purchased season tickets. Each game will be resold to other Inter Milan fans at a higher price. In addition, extreme fans will arrange for two fans to squeeze together and use a ticket to enter the stadium through a revolving door, and some stadium security personnel may also be profit-making accomplices. And in the new season, Inter Milan and Milan clubs will work hard to avoid similar situations from happening again.

In addition, San Siro Stadium also installed a camera with a facial recognition system at the entrance to prevent anyone from entering the stadium with other people's tickets while ensuring the privacy of fans. In this way, once fans violate the rules, the identity of the violator can be quickly confirmed.