Juventus president Andrea Agnelli is prepared for Calciopoli peace talks.

CONI (Italian Olympic Committee) President Gianni Petrucci noted clubs should not attempt "doping of the law" by going beyond the sporting justice system to seek damages, prompting Agnelli to hold this evening's conference.

"I heard President Petrucci's statements and in my view he was explicitly referring to Juventus," snapped Agnelli.

"The country is in a delicate phase right now and everyone should do their own job. I am very proud to be the President of Juventus, so that means I must defend the club's interests.

"Juventus have always respected the rules and intend to continue doing so. The trial of 2006 lasted four months, while to get an answer now we have to wait for 14 months.

"This matter cannot help but become political, seeing as the Federal Counsel decided it could not make a decision on Calciopoli. Now we have to evaluate the best way to defend Juve's interests and use every legal instrument at our disposal. The rules must be respected by everyone.

"We are asking for the chief of Italian sport to call for a political round table. In order to reassure everyone, we have to bring in all the elements that emerged from 2006 to today, but also concentrate all our efforts on developing the sport.

"So much bitterness has been created by past events, but this round table would be a chance to bring calm back to the football community."