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Inter director Beppe Marotta politely declined to comment on the Francesco Acerbi ruling after attending a FIGC meeting on Thursday: ‘I have nothing to say.’

Several reporters waited for Marotta outside the FIGC offices in Rome on Thursday after a FIGC Federal Council meeting.

Journalists only had time to ask one question before Marotta quickly entered a car waiting for him. Obviously, it was about the ruling that found Inter defender Aerbi not guilty of racially abusing Juan Jesus.

Marotta replied with a smile and said: “Thank you, but I have nothing to say.”

Acerbi had escaped a potential ten-game ban earlier this week as authorities found insufficient evidence to take the case further, but the ruling is still a huge talking point in Italy, which also involved Minister for Sport Andrea Abodi, who criticised the sports judge’s decision on Thursday.

This article first appeared on Football Italia and was syndicated with permission.

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