Mantova Football Club has decided to sell the majority stake of the company at 55% to entrepreneur Nicola Di Matteo. The group of entrepreneurs led by Piervittorio Belfanti, which included Giuseppe Iaquinta, father of the former Juventus and Udinese player, was unsuccessful. The decision was made after the club's Board of Directors evaluated the offers. Senator Luigi Gaetti, concerned about the presence of individuals with suspected mafia infiltrations, has filed an inquiry to seek clarification on the buyers' intentions. Iaquinta is the owner of a construction company not included in the 'white list' for the reconstruction of the post-earthquake in Emilia. The Prefecture of Reggio Emilia had excluded Iaquinta's company from the list after finding attempts at mafia infiltrations. Gaetti wants to know if checks have been carried out on the current situation of the company and if there have been changes in the interdiction. The incident has raised controversy and concerns about the possibility of real estate speculation. The Five Star Movement senator is asking for more clarity on the situation and the buyers' intentions. The story took place in a context of difficulty for the club, which is navigating in troubled waters. Mantova Football Club is a football club with a long history and a strong tradition. The team has always had an important role in the city and the region. The incident of Iaquinta's bid has raised questions about the management of the club and the buyers' intentions. The future of the club is still uncertain and the situation requires clarification and transparency. The club's fans are waiting for news and updates on the situation. The city of Mantova is known for its rich history and culture, and the football club is an important part of it. The team has a strong following and a loyal fan base. The incident has sparked a debate about the future of the club and the role of the buyers in the football world.