He FC Barcelona He doesn’t get out of one problem and he’s already in another. El Confidencial reveals that the culé entity through Contreras Arjona hid the payments to the vice president of the referees. In other words, he billed the club for some works at the stadium entrances. More specifically, this was in 2014 under the presidency of Sandro Rosell, accused in the case. The summary also includes the invoice that the veteran leader sent to FC Barcelona on behalf of one of his companies for a value of 25,410 euros. Contreras Arjona used his company as a screen to channel payments to the plot of the then vice president of the Technical Committee of Referees without leaving a documentary trace of the Barça team.
“I have never wanted to get paid because I already had my company and I got paid from Barcelona Soccer Club. We met in Madrid every week or every 15 days. What we did was review the reports made by the referees after each game (refers to the minutes) and punctuate them. We also had an informant from the federation who checked if the refereeing had been correct. Prepare technical talks to the referees. Meet with the regional presidents,” Negreira himself acknowledged when asked about this entire plot.
“I have been vice president of the referees committee from 25 years to 2 and a half years ago. He was one of the three vice-chairmen of the referee committee along with Medin Prego and Franco Martinez. The president was Sánchez Arminio. José Mº Villar (president of the Federation) had problems with the law and ceased to be president of the Federation. The new president (Rubiales) dispensed with the entire previous directive. He Barcelona decided it unilaterally. In fact, I sent Bartomeu a letter and complained about a breach of contract, then I called him, but he didn’t pick up the phone,” he also revealed.
“The highest soccer bodies, UEFA and FIFA, are thinking of imposing a sanction on Fútbol Club Barcelona. I don’t know if there would be an economic sanction, but it would go hand in hand with sports, which is what I’m talking about. UEFA and the FIFA would be thinking of looking to the future, not to the past. To the near future, yes. A less extensive sanction than I thought, but impressive, exemplary and exemplary. They are considering the possibility of expelling Barcelona from European competitions for one season. In this debate, the matter of the Super League is not alien. It has something to do with it, but the latter is more smell than information. The other survivor and loyalist of the Super League that is Juventus have received an exemplary sanction. Economically, this sanction against Barcelona would be terrible. If Barça won the Champions League, it would be around 80 million, it’s a fortune, it’s a savagery and Barça doesn’t exactly have plenty of money”, revealed Eduardo Inda.