Carlo Ancelotti sentenced to a year in jail for tax fraud - but will not serve any prison time
'We condemn Carlo Ancelotti, as the author of an offence against the treasury… to the punishment of one year in prison' and a fine of €386,361 euros, the Madrid court wrote in a ruling.
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