Former Juventus and Italy striker Vincenzo Iaquinta is facing a potential six year jail sentence as part of major criminal proceedings against Italian organised crime group 'Ndràngheta.
According to reports in Italy, Iaquinta stand accused of illegally harbouring weapons for the crime group based in Calabria in the far south of the country. Prosecutors have asked that he serve six years behind bars as a result.
The retired player's father, Giuseppe, is also a defendent and could be jailed for 19 years for his alleged association with 'Ndràngheta.
According to Sport Mediaset, there are 151 defendants, facing a total of 1,712 years in prison for their alleged crimes, also ranging from falsifying invoices and extortion to usury and fraud.