Rosell is accused of misappropriation of funds, an offence outlined in
Article 252 of the Penal Code in Spain. The crime, if proved, can lead
to imprisonment for anywhere between one and eight years.
The
former Barca president has shown his willingness to give evidence. He
said in a press conference on Monday: "I would ask the judge to accept
the complaint and to call me to testify."
However, judge Ruz sees
no need to call upon Rosell at this stage of the investigation,
preferring to analyse the above-mentioned documents instead. If these
prove unsatisfactory or inconclusive, though, the 49-year-old may be
asked to testify at a later date.
Barca, in conjunction with
Rosell, will be forced to fight the charges and the 49-year-old's
resignation as club president will have little bearing on the
investigation. However, Bartomeu and others may also be held accountable
by Cases and could be obliged to answer questions in the case in the
coming weeks and months.
The question is, if he is not guilty why quitting.....That is left for the court to say...
No comments:
Post a Comment