Barcelona threatens legal action to end corruption | Soccer

Rousaud, who was vice president, suggested in an interview that the best Spanish club was guilty of corruption. Barcelona distances itself from those suggestions in a statement on the website and threatens to take legal action.

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The six resigning board members say they no longer trust President Josep Maria Bartomeu is adequately addressing the consequences of the crown crisis. The club of Frenkie de Jong and Lionel Messi, among others, saw a large part of the revenue disappear and, therefore, the soccer players of the national team temporarily lost 70 percent of their salary.

The deceased directors are also not happy with the hiring of a company that tracks what appears on social networks about Barcelona. According to Rousaud, the club would have paid 1 million euros for that, while the costs would be only 100,000 euros. “So someone has been playing with the money,” the vice president told a Catalan radio station.

You may have to explain that suggestion to the court, if Barcelona makes the threat an official charge.