New blow to the Seville team after learning of the ruling of the National Court in the investigation into alleged irregularities in a 2013 operation
If the troubled waters had already subsided nervionthe defeat in the courts agitates even more the Sevilla F.C.. A few days ago she saw Jose Maria del Nido asking for prudence until the sentence came out, but in a threatening tone he recalled: “If I thought days ago that the Sevilla F.C. he needed a change, now I think he needs a revolution”, admitted the former president of the club.
And it is that they do not win for scares in the Seville entity. If yesterday the sanction of UEFA was known with the partial closure of the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan by chants recorded in the group stage of the Champions League, now the courts are going to cost millions to the Sevilla F.C..
The National Court condemns Sevilla FC
The National Court has dismissed Sevilla FC’s claim and condemns the people of Seville to pay an amount of 2.3 million euros for operations carried out in 2013. And it is that the intermediation company Promoesport received money improperly, for the transfer of Antonio Luna to Mallorca and his transfer to Aston Villa.
“Specifically, the claimant does not provide any document that shows any procedure designed by the club to determine its needs, nor how the budget for the supposedly contracted services is set, nor the mechanisms or protocols to control the correct fulfillment of the work at its request. to say entrusted to the agents, nor the establishment of basic lines of action that allow the task of the different agents to be homogenized”, states the sentence of the National Court.
The courts extend the crisis of Sevilla FC
This sentence of the National Court comes in the middle of the litigation to decide if the former president José María del Nido can vote or not in the Board of the next December 29. In one of the hearings, Del Nido already expressed his concern for the future of Sevilla FC, and the need for his return.
An institutional tidal wave that in no way should envy sports, where there is much talk of revolution but to this day there have been no player departures or announcements of new signings.
