LaLiga clubs deny and deny facts of Negreira case

LaLiga Delegate Commission consisting of: Atletico de Madrid, Levante, Sevilla, Betis, Real Sociedad, Cadiz, Getafe, Villarreal, Tenerife, Alavés, Eibar, Las Palmas, Lugo and Huesca, After learning of the investigation initiated by the Barcelona Prosecutor’s Office regarding certain payments made by the former vice-chairman of the Technical Committee, the body held a meeting where it explained to its members the different actions it had taken. Referees, José María Enríquez Negreira, received from Barcelona Football Club for 1.4 million Euros between 2016-2018.

Among his performances, as reported by LaLiga, “a letter to the prosecutor’s office; “More action that LaLiga thinks should not make public at this time, so as not to undermine communication and investigation with data and information that LaLiga considers to be relevant to different Spanish and European organisations”.

“Yesterday, during the League Meeting, many of the LaLiga clubs expressed their deep concern over this lawsuit, which they believe is caused by them. maximum intensityTherefore, the joint communication proposal received the unanimous support of all LaLiga SmartBank clubs and all LaLiga Santander clubs, except for the two who objected to this joint communication for different reasons.”

The board, chaired by Javier Tebas, is composed of clubs and the Delegate Commission. “rejecting and denying the factsand they are deeply concerned and are actively working to clarify any sports or other irregularities that may have occurred around the Negreira case.”

Also, “this following this issue closely and It will act resolutely within the authority and limits given by the law.”

“The Accredited Commission unequivocally supports LaLiga’s actions in response to the work LaLiga has shown and performed over these years. protect the integrity of competition“, added.