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A shocking news report revealed that FC Barcelona paid €1.4 million to the former vice president of Spain's referees committee between 2016 and 2018.

I’ve been told we have done a public statement, and I follow what the club says. I think it has happened in years I was not involved with the club, but I will always defend the institution.” Xavi, who was hired as the club’s head coach in 2021, left Barcelona for Al-Sadd back in 2015 and has no direct connection to the referee payments.

La Liga president Javier Tebas says Barcelona won't be facing punishments over payments that they made to a refereeing administrator.

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SportsBrief.com News - La Liga president Javier Tebas has clarified that Barcelona will not be snactioned over the alleged payments to ex-Vice President of ...

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The Catalunyan club is being accused of bribing the former vice president of the Technical Committee of Referees, Jose Maria Enriquez Negreira, ...

It took years for the Italian side to bring back its reputation in European football. Juventus, the other team backing the ESL, was relegated to Serie B after being found guilty of paying referees in a 2006 match-fixing scandal. They are 8 points ahead of their arch-rivals Real Madrid who are in the second spot. According to him, the money was given in exchange for advice on how players should treat referees and what they can and cannot do based on which official was in charge of a particular match. They claimed that the payment was made only due to advisory work and had no intention of wrongdoing. The club is being accused of bribing him €1.4mn ($1.5 million) during the tenure of club president Josep Bartomeu.

Barcelona may be facing more transfer trouble, as their signing of Marcos Alonso has been called into question. The 32-year-old Spanish international joined ...

[Chelsea](https://www.caughtoffside.com/tags/premier-league/chelsea/) in the other direction. The concern for Barcelona will be how La Liga look on this. Their theory is that Alonso’s move was part of the Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang move (€12m) to

MADRID, Feb. 16 (Xinhua) -- Javier Tebas, the President of La Liga, on Thursday said that Barcelona would not face a sporting sanction over revelations that ...

"It's not possible for there to be disciplinary sanctions. "At La Liga, we are going to wait and we will respect the investigation that the prosecutor carries out," he concluded. 16 (Xinhua) -- Javier Tebas, the President of La Liga, on Thursday said that Barcelona would not face a sporting sanction over revelations that the club paid 1.4 million euros to the former Vice-President of the Technical Committee for Spanish referees (CTA).

LaLiga president Javier Tebas believes other Premier League clubs in addition to Manchester City are guilty of breaching financial regulations.

“This is the problem you have in football, that when you detect a problem, some cheating, in this economic case it takes so long to react.” Tebas believes that other sides in the Premier League are also guilty of similar offences, speaking after a January transfer window in which English clubs spent heavily. LaLiga president Javier Tebas believes other Premier League clubs in addition to Manchester City are guilty of breaching financial regulations.

Caso Negreira has dominated Spanish football over the past couple of days. The situation refers to Barcelona paying Dasnil 95, a company headed by ...

[confirmed](https://www.football-espana.net/2023/02/16/ex-barcelona-president-josep-maria-bartomeu-confirms-payments-to-company-of-vp-of-referees) allegations that the club had used Negreira’s company, but for totally legitimate and legal reasons. [Barcelona](https://www.football-espana.net/category/la-liga/barcelona) are punished by the courts, but their charge towards the La Liga title this season appears to be safe for the time being. [paying](https://www.football-espana.net/2023/02/16/ex-barcelona-president-josep-maria-bartomeu-confirms-payments-to-company-of-vp-of-referees) Dasnil 95, a company headed by Vice-President of Referees Enriquez Negreira, €1.4m to receive scouting services and verbal reports from 2016 to 2018.

La Liga president Javier Tebas said Thursday that no sporting sanctions can be taken against Barcelona after it was revealed they made several payments to a ...

The last invoice, according to Cadena Ser radio, was issued in June 2018. Tebas said ethically no services should have been provided by Negreira to Barcelona, and no payments should have been made by the club. “We must clarify from the outset, we have already looked into it — it is not possible to impose sporting disciplinary sanctions because five years have already passed,” said Tebas in a video published by La Liga Thursday.