Barcelona's Ex-President Denies Payment to Influence Referees in Negreira Case
The latest developments in the Negreira case involve former Barcelona president Josep Maria Bartomeu denying allegations of making payments to influence match officials, while shocking details were revealed by Negreira's son during the court hearing.
The latest court hearing related to the ongoing Negreira case took place on Thursday, with former Barcelona president Josep Maria Bartomeu denying that the club made payments to the former refereeing vice-president in order to influence match officials. On the other hand, Jose Maria Enriquez Negreira's son Javier testified against his father and revealed some shocking details.
Barcelona's Defense Against Allegations
During the recent court hearing related to the Negreira case, Josep Maria Bartomeu, the ex-president of Barcelona, vehemently denied any wrongdoing on behalf of the club. He refuted claims that Barcelona made payments to the former refereeing vice-president in an attempt to influence match officials.
Javier Negreira's Testimony
In a surprising turn of events, Javier Negreira, the son of Jose Maria Enriquez Negreira, provided testimony that contradicted his father's stance. Javier revealed shocking details during the hearing, shedding light on potential irregularities within the refereeing system.
Implications for Barcelona and Negreira
The conflicting testimonies presented during the court hearing have intensified the scrutiny surrounding both Barcelona and Jose Maria Enriquez Negreira. The outcome of the ongoing case could have far-reaching implications for both parties involved.
