16 Jan 2008
Fabio Capello is facing an investigation from the Turin attorney's office into his financial affairs.
The probe relates to alleged tax evasion by the England football manager, who is under investigation for diverting income from sponsorship deals into off-shore bank accounts.
In a statement Capello said: 'I have assured the FA today that my finances are in order. And I am not aware of any matters which would be of concern.'
The Daily Mail reports that Capello heads an organisation known as the Capello Family Trust. The trust is based in Guernsey and controls companies with investments and properties in Luxembourg, Switzerland, Ireland, Spain, France and Italy.
Capello used plea bargaining to escape punishment in an earlier case led by the attorney's office in Como, northern Italy.
The case found that Capello had created a fictitious property in the Switzerland in order to receive tax benefits.
Further reading:
Pope to criticise tax evasion as 'socially unjust'
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