Juventus manager Antonio Conte has reportedly agreed a plea bargain for his involvement in the Italian match-fixing scandal, which will ban him for three months.
The Italian coach is thought to have also been fined £158,000 for allegedly having knowledge of Siena's attempt to fix six matches against Albinoleffe and Novara but refusing to report them.
The 42-year-old is likely to face 10 Serie A matches on the sidelines in the coming season along with three Champions League clashes.
Conte denied any knowledge of the match-fixing scandal following claims from Siena player Stefano Carobbio.
