Post by account_disabled on Jan 11, 2024 0:52:46 GMT -5
Real Zaragoza has denounced this Friday on its website the actions of Deportivo de La Coruña and coach Natxo González, who have officially announced the hiring of the coach by the Galician team without having made his termination clause with the Aragonese club effective.
For this reason, Real Zaragoza Special Data indicates that "for all intents and purposes, Natxo González remains coach" of the elite team.
The Blancos entity regrets "the lack of professionalism and respect" expressed by both the coach and the A Coruña club and announces that, if this attitude persists, it will be forced to take the legal actions it deems appropriate before the competent defense organizations. of their legitimate interests.
Despite initial reluctance for not reaching an agreement with the Treasury and taking the matter to the end, Cristiano Ronaldo has ended up accepting two years in prison and a fine of 18.8 million for defrauding taxes, according to El Mundo.
The Portuguese footballer from Real Madrid recognizes four tax crimes in the agreement, but gets the Tax Agency to reduce the initial fraud from 14.7 million to 'only' 5.7.
With only the signature missing, Cristiano puts an end to his tax problems. Of course, the player will still fight to commute the two-year prison sentence to a fine, in order not to take risks in the event that a judicial mess of this nature occurs again.
For this reason, Real Zaragoza Special Data indicates that "for all intents and purposes, Natxo González remains coach" of the elite team.
The Blancos entity regrets "the lack of professionalism and respect" expressed by both the coach and the A Coruña club and announces that, if this attitude persists, it will be forced to take the legal actions it deems appropriate before the competent defense organizations. of their legitimate interests.
Despite initial reluctance for not reaching an agreement with the Treasury and taking the matter to the end, Cristiano Ronaldo has ended up accepting two years in prison and a fine of 18.8 million for defrauding taxes, according to El Mundo.
The Portuguese footballer from Real Madrid recognizes four tax crimes in the agreement, but gets the Tax Agency to reduce the initial fraud from 14.7 million to 'only' 5.7.
With only the signature missing, Cristiano puts an end to his tax problems. Of course, the player will still fight to commute the two-year prison sentence to a fine, in order not to take risks in the event that a judicial mess of this nature occurs again.