Three former bosses of Italian football club Juventus were cleared of allegations pertaining to transfer dealings at the club. Luciano Moggi, Antonio Giraudo and Roberto Bettega, who had been accused of charges of false accounting, tax evasion and sport-related fraud, were acquitted by Turin judge Dante Dibinel due to a 'lack of evidence' AFP reports. In a statement, the club said: 'Juventus is satisfied with the acquittal by the Turin court in relation to the false accounting trial. Thanks to the defence strategies put forward by all the defendants during these years, finally the club's proper conduct has been recognised.'