Javier Tebas received more than 200,000 euros from Mallorca for player registrations

President of La Liga, Xavier Thebes, he would receive 232,000 euros from Mallorca in 2008 for producing reports on football players, according to the digital newspaper Spanish. Thebes would receive, while he was vice president of the club employers’ association, that payment from Peter Terrasathe then manager of the Balearic club and the person who four years later bought the share, estimated at 15 percent, that Tebas owned in Mallorca through the company then called sphinx twenty and which was later renamed Crestas de Perdiguero in 2030. Tebas bought that package of shares at the time from Mateu Alemany, the then manager of Mallorca and currently Barcelona’s director of football.

The LaLiga president would use his companies Tebas Coiduras and Esfinge Veinte to invoice various teams from the employers’ association where he held the position of vice president. Among them is Mallorca, from which he received 232,000 euros through another company for “player report and Argentine market study». The payment order was signed by Pedro Terrasa on March 26, 2008, approving the transfer, and the money arrived in Esfinga Veinta’s account on April 2.

Alemany’s good relationship with Tebas resulted in the hiring of the current president of LaLiga as Mallorca’s lawyer before UEFA defend participation in European competitions, after exclusion in the 2010-11 season. due to large financial debts and entry into bankruptcy proceedings. Mallorca lost their appeal and were left out of continental competition despite qualifying fifth in the Liga.