Real Madrid decides to open the Negrera file again
A Spanish press report said that Real Madrid decided to open the corruption case against which Barcelona is accused, known as “Negrira”.
According to what was reported by the Spanish “TV3”. The Real Madrid administration decided to go forcefully in the Negrera case, as he was one of those affected by this case.
The Catalan club had been accused of paying money amounting to 1.4 million to a company owned by Jose. Maria Enriquez Negrera, former Vice President of the Referees Committee, period between 2001-2018.
The Catalan club paid this money in order to provide reports and advice to the team regarding the referees at the time.
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