Accused of leaking Barcelona information! Western media: The court launched an investigation into Tebas, and if serious, he could be dismissed

According to Radio Ser on November 22, the president of La Liga was accused of leaking Barcelona’s financial information, and the Spanish Sports Administrative Court has launched an investigation into him.

The Spanish Sports Administrative Court has launched an investigation process for serious violations against Tebas, the chairman of La Liga. On October 20, the Spanish High Sports Commission received a complaint from Miguel Galan, chairman of the Sports Transparency Association, accusing Tebas of leaking confidential information of Barcelona Football Club during the investigation related to the VIP box case at the Camp Nou Stadium.

The incident can be traced back to the Olmo registration controversy and the public statement confrontation between La Liga led by Tebas and Barcelona. La Liga has issued a statement accusing Barcelona of violating Financial Fair Play rules and confirming that the club failed to timely account for 100 million euros in revenue from the VIP area of ​​the stadium.

Barcelona accused Tebas of violating confidentiality obligations, and Garland subsequently filed a formal complaint. Eventually, La Liga deleted the above statement from its official website and social media platforms.

The Sports Administrative Court (TAD) pointed out in the preliminary investigation that "there is at least prima facie evidence that" "confidential information provided by FC Barcelona within the framework of the economic supervision system stipulated in the "Sports Competition Rules" was leaked, which violated the confidentiality obligations established by the above-mentioned rules." Tebas will face a series of possible penalties, including warnings, suspension from office for 2 months to a year, and even dismissal from office.