Christian Vieri To Sue Inter Milan For Spying Him
Italian soccerstar Christian Vieri reported to sue his former club Italian Seie A Club Inter Milan for spying his personal life while he was playing for Inter Milan (1999-2005). Vieri revealed that Inter had followed his personal phone conversations. Vieri is suing Inter for 9 million euros and Telecom Italia for 12 million euros for illegally tapping his phone.
Christian Vieri lawyer Danilo Buongiorno said he expects to first go to court over the case sometime between May and September.
In July 2005, Vieri and Inter Milan came to a mutual agreement to terminate his contract with the club. He was then signed by cross-town rivals A.C. Milan, but left the rossoneri - where he was not a regular starter - after just six months, joining French side AS Monaco FC in order to play regularly and gain a place on Italy’s roster for the 2006 FIFA World Cup. However, he suffered a serious knee injury while playing for Monaco in 2006, which required extensive surgery and ruled out the possibility of playing in his third consecutive FIFA World Cup.
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