Inter Will Exercise `Exclusion Clause` to Prevent Culprits from Entering San Siro
The loud explosion of the firecracker that detonated dangerously close to Cremonese goalkeeper Emil Audero at the start of the second half of the Cremonese vs. Inter match is still vivid in the memory of those who witnessed the shocking scene, both at the stadium and on television.
The day after the incident, Audero reflected on the danger, stating, “I reviewed the images; it could have gone much worse.” The entire Inter organization immediately condemned the reckless act, from President Beppe Marotta to players like Lautaro, Bastoni, and Chivu in post-match interviews, all while praising Audero’s composure and sportsmanship.
Today, the head of the Nerazzurri club, Giuseppe Marotta, reiterated the club`s firm stance on the episode. He explained to Ansa that Inter is working closely with the competent authorities investigating the “unfortunate incident” that occurred in Cremona.
“The moment all those responsible are identified, Inter will proceed to exercise the exclusion clause (`clausola di gradimento`) to permanently prevent their entry into San Siro,” Marotta stated emphatically. “Furthermore, the club will proceed against them before the judicial authority,” he added, confirming that the fans will face both club bans and legal prosecution.
