Italian authorities have dismantled a high-end prostitution network that allegedly catered to at least 50 Serie A footballers and a Formula 1 driver, leading to four arrests, according to a report by La Gazzetta dello Sport.
The investigation, which spanned several months, uncovered an agency that operated exclusively within elite sporting circles. Approximately one hundred women were involved in the network, prosecutors said.
Under the alleged scheme, the agency took a 50% commission from every client booking, generating substantial profits. The four individuals arrested are believed to be the organizers behind the operation.
While no athletes have been charged at this stage, investigators are reportedly examining records and financial transactions that could implicate prominent figures in Italian football and international motorsport.
Authorities have not released the names of the players or the driver involved. The investigation remains ongoing.
