ROME: Juventus players were regularly given drugs, including the banned hormone EPO, to boost their performances, prosecutors said on Friday in a court case against the team’s chairman and doctor.
Gianfranco Colace said that reports from experts have proved widespread use of EPO by Juventus players, the news agency ANSA reported, while another prosecutor, Sara Panelli, told the court that the Turin team had pursued a “synergic strategy in the use of drugs for four seasons”.
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