UDINE – The legal proceedings in the capital gains case involving the transactions involving the player Rolando Mandragora concluded with the acquittal of Udinese President Franco Soldati, Vice President Stefano Campoccia, and the club. The preliminary hearing judge of the Udine Court ruled that the offense was not legally recognized as a crime for the directors, while the club did not. The Prosecutor's Office had requested two years' imprisonment for Soldati and Campoccia and a €500,000 fine for the club. The charges included false corporate disclosure, fraudulent tax returns, and corporate income tax evasion, centering on…