Turin, 2006: the year and the place of the all-time biggest scandal in the world of sports. Stefano is a 32-year-old Ultrà (Italian for hooligan) who has just come out of prison and now wants to get something good out of his life.
He has found a good business: a very young player with no contract that can make his fortune. Stefano can lean on the help of Marco, a friend of his who is associated with the Managers’ Association.
The more Stefano gets into negotiation for the young player, the more he stresses the thin line that separates him from exploding into violence. He splits up with his girlfriend, he denounces his father as guilty of having caused him “emotional distress” when he was young. Stefano gets all the things he needs to close the deal, but the Managers’ Federation refuses his application request.
This is the point when the anger of Stefano breaks out, taking his violence at a higher level. Immediately after this transformation, the football scandal falls upon the whole system, putting almost any football manager in Italy under trial.