According to Marca, prosecutors in Milan are investigating a case involving the alleged exploitation of minors in prostitution. Inter Milan players Nicolò Barella and Federico Dimarco were recently questioned by prosecutors, with both appearing as witnesses and not being listed as suspects.

The investigation is focused on a company called Ma.De Milano. Prosecutors suspect that the company organized “all-inclusive” private parties for VIP clients, with some events allegedly involving the use of so-called “laughing gas” (nitrous oxide). Among those reportedly involved were several Serie A players, with events mainly taking place at exclusive nightclubs and luxury hotels in Milan.

In previous weeks, Milan prosecutors had also summoned several figures from the football world to assist with the investigation, including Daniel Maldini, Kevin Bonifazi, and Arsenal’s Italian defender Riccardo Calafiori. They were also questioned as witnesses.

The investigation is currently being handled by Milan’s Economic and Financial Police unit, with deputy prosecutor Bruna Albertini and prosecutor Rosaria Stagnaro overseeing the case.

In addition, Inter defender Alessandro Bastoni has also been mentioned in connection with the investigation. Reports claim he is accused of allegedly having a paid sexual relationship with a 17-year-old girl six years ago. However, the matter remains under investigation and no final conclusions have been reached.

For other players involved in the case, if they only paid adult women and had consensual sexual relationships, there would currently be no criminal liability.