The league warns that it will act firmly in the case of Negreiro

Professional clubs expressed their “rejection” and non-acceptance of it The league has warned that it will act “firmly” in the case of FC Barcelona’s alleged payment of arbitration reports to the former vice president Technical committee of judges (CTA), Jose Maria Enriquez Negreira.

In a statement, La Liga and its delegated commission – made up of Atlético de Madrid, Levante, Sevilla, Real Betis, Real Sociedad, Cádiz, Getafe, Villarreal, Tenerife, Alavés, Eibar, UD Las Palmas, Lugo and Huesca – indicated that ” They reject” and “dismiss” the facts and express deep concern, and state that they are “actively working” to shed light on “any improprieties” in Negreiro’s case, sporting or “of any other nature”.

The League explained to the members of the Delegate Commission the actions it has carried out and is carrying out, including the letter to the Prosecutor’s Office as announced by President Javier Tebas, communication with data and information that it considers relevant to Spanish and European organizations and others that it considers “should not be published” so as not to would harm the investigation.

This Monday at the meeting of the Division, the majority of La Liga clubs expressed “deep concern” about this case which they consider “maximum serious” and for this reason the joint communication proposal received the unanimous support of all de .La Liga SmartBank and Santander with the exception of two, FC Barcelona and Real Madrid, according to Europa Press, opposed this joint statement “for various reasons”.

“La Liga is closely monitoring this matter and will act firmly within the powers and limitations allowed by the Law. The delegated commission firmly supports the actions of La Liga based on the work shown and done during these years to preserve the integrity of the competition,” the note concluded.