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Luis Rubiales, president of the Spanish football federation (RFEF) was accused by an uncle and his former chief of staff, Juan Rubiales, of having used the organization’s money to pay for private parties. The accusation was made on May 30, before the justice of the neighboring country, although only yesterday the newspaper “El Mundo” made it public.
Rubiales, reveals the Spanish daily based on the records of the Fiscalía Anticorrupción [arm of the Spanish Public Ministry], organized “in early 2020, a party in a private chalet in Salobreña”, a town in the Granada region. Officially, the objective was to carry out “a few days of work, but that was not the case”, Juan Rubiales told the MP, adding that the rental of the villa was intended “only for him and his most direct team to enjoy, with the expenses paid with RFEF’s own company cards”.
For that party, the official’s uncle continued, “a group of eight or ten young girls was invited by the former football player and friend of President Nené”.
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