During the match between Legia Warszawa and (1: 1), fans hung up a banner saying: “D. Mioduski has sold 100% of shares in Legia Tenis to his private company for PLN 5,000”. The Military President decided to react and appealed to the city authorities for a meeting at which he would clarify all doubts. “We will present detailed information about the Legia Tenis company and answer all questions regarding its activities” -.
Warsaw authorities are reacting to Legia’s statement. “We demand an explanation”
suggested in the issued statement that Legia Warszawa fans deliberately gave erroneous information on a banner that was displayed at the Military Stadium at ul. Łazienkowska 3. “It was the only reason for the formal transfer of Legia Tenis to another entity, in which, just like in SA, I own 100% of the shares. In the public discussion it was deliberately misinterpreted as a sale to an external entity” – informed the president of Legia.
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Dariusz Mioduski also announced in a statement that the facility had been leased from the city authorities since the end of April last year. “In recent years, the facility was managed by various entities and had nothing to do with Legia. All this had a negative impact on the image of the City, and indirectly of Legia. We decided to take part in the process of selecting a new tenant. After more than 1.5 years of demanding negotiations , has gained a committed and responsible partner for 30 years “- added the President of Military.
The whole situation was commented on by Monika Beuth-Lutyk, a spokeswoman for the city authorities. “The city rarely agrees to conclude a long-term lease agreement. This only takes place if the partner is proven and reliable, as in this case when it comes to a Warsaw sports club with a 100-year history. We demand explanations from Legia, restoration of the legal order and the actual basis on which, in the best faith, the lease agreement for the courts at Myśliwiecka Street was concluded “, wrote Beuth-Lutyk on Twitter.
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