Italian prosecutors want leading officials at Milan and
Internazionale to stand trial on charges of false accounting.
Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani, Inter counterpart Rinaldo
Ghelfi and former Inter director Mauro Gambaro are the men under
scrutiny.
The request, which in Italy will not necessarily lead to criminal
charges and does not indicate guilt, will now be examined by a
judge who will decide how to proceed.
Both Inter and Champions League holders Milan have denied any
financial irregularities.
The investigation is in relation to alleged inflation of player
values during transfer deals.
Inter president Massimo Moratti has labelled the probe "absurd,"
saying player valuations were volatile and "difficult to
understand".
Moratti was initially part of the investigation but was not named
in the latest indictment request.