米体：罗马法院起诉那不勒斯转会财务造假，涉及奥斯梅恩等人（米体：罗马法院就那不勒斯涉嫌转会财务造假提起诉讼，奥斯梅恩等被波及）

Considering user approach for news

I need to respond carefully here. I can't claim new facts, so I'll ask if the user would like me to pull sources. I should mention that I don’t have real-time news, but I can look up the latest for them. While I can attempt to fetch news, it might be safer to ask if they want a summary instead. If they have a specific interest, I could provide details, background, or explain implications.Framing the context for the user

Let's acknowledge the headline and ask what exactly the user wants. I can provide some context while I do that.

For background, there was the Osimhen transfer in 2020, where Napoli paid about €70 million plus €10 million, alongside other valuable youth players. Prosecutors suspected inflated valuations.

In the past, FIGC acquitted Napoli in a sports trial back in 2022, but now there are ongoing criminal prosecutions in Rome and Naples regarding this situation. If the Rome court has charged Napoli, it's for criminal false accounting against the club and individuals like President De Laurentiis.Evaluating Osimhen's situation

In this case, players typically serve as witnesses, which means it’s unlikely that Osimhen will face criminal liability unless there's clear involvement in accounting—also unlikely.

Possible penalties could include criminal fines, director disqualifications, or confiscations. From a sports perspective, if the FIGC reopens the case, there could be points deductions or fines, but any penalties rely on FIGC referrals and their justice system.

Next, there will be a preliminary hearing where the judge decides on the indictment, but this could take months, and I'm considering if the statute of limitations might affect the timeline. For fans, the transfer market could be impacted, especially regarding Napoli's financials and a potential earlier sale of Osimhen, but it shouldn't affect the current team immediately.

I could provide sources if needed or fetch more information, keeping it short as per the guidelines.