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UEFA grants investigators 48 more hours to issue the report on Osasuna

UEFA grants investigators 48 more hours to issue the report on Osasuna

UEFA grants investigators 48 more hours to issue the report on Osasuna

Euskaraz irakurri: UEFAk beste 48 orduko epea eman die Osasuna auziko ikertzaileei, txostena osatzeko

UEFA granted 48 more hours of margin to the investigators of the Osasuna case so that they issue the report on the investigation to which the club is being subjected from Pamplona.

Osasuna received an email this Wednesday, June 21, in which UEFA informed him that his Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Committee agreed to the investigators’ request that They analyze whether or not Osasuna will be able to play the next Conference Leaguewho requested a margin of two more days to be able to issue the case report.

On June 7, UEFA opened a disciplinary investigation into Osasuna’s admission to the 2023-2024 Conference League. This research is motivated by the Supreme Court ruling on the so-called Osasuna case; the Navarrese club remembers that this sentence exempts the club from criminal responsibility in the fixing of some matches of the 2013-2014 seasonand, thus, Osasuna He hopes that the procedure will be resolved in a favorable manner for his interests.

Therefore, Osasuna and its fans are waiting to find out if they will be able to return to Europe 16 years after their last participation.

Osasuna case

In the Osasuna casewhich originated the file, It was considered proven that, in the 2013-2014 season, members of the Osasuna Board of Directors agreed to give priority to former Betis players Antonio Amaya and Xavi Torres to “alter the results of the sports competition.” The Provincial Court of Navarra sentenced in April 2020 the former Osasuna manager Ángel María Vizcay, former club president Miguel Archanco, former manager Juan Antonio Pascual, former manager Jesús Peralta, former treasurer Sancho Bandrés, real estate agents Cristina Valencia and Albert Nolla and former Betis soccer players Antonio Amaya and Xavi Torres. In January 2023, the Supreme Court lowered the prison sentences imposed on the nine convicted.

Source: Eitb

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