(ANSA) - ROME, MAY 7 - James Pallotta could face a criminal trial in Italy after Rome prosecutors concluded a probe into alleged irregularities regarding gains from transfer dealings registered in the balance sheets of AS Roma while the American businessman owned the Serie A club between 2011 and 2020, sources said Tuesday.
    Other former club executives during Pallotta's ownership period, including former general manager Mauro Baldissoni, also risk indictments, the sources said.
    The club's current president and vice-president, Dan and Ryan Friedkin, are not under investigation, the sources said. (ANSA).