hires a criminal who talked about “raping” a Komprom deputy

Luis Rubiales, former president of the Football Federation, has been summoned to testify on April 29 at 10 a.m. in the Majadahonda court, which is investigating him in several corruption cases, elDiario.es has learned. Among what was investigated were the contracts that brought the Super Bowl to Saudi Arabia and through which Pique earned a million-dollar commission. It is also being investigated whether he acted as an intermediary with the authorities, using his position to force his friend Nene into business, and whether he may have taken bribes, for example in selecting the construction company Grukonsa to carry out work for the Federation. himself and the reconstruction of the La Cartuja stadium in Seville.

He will appear next week, but accompanied by a new lawyer. Until now, he has been advised by Margarita Crespo, a lawyer also known as the daughter of Pablo Crespo, considered the mastermind of the Gürtel case (in the case of sexual assault over a kiss against Jenny Hermoso, he has another lawyer, Olga Tubau). However, Rubiales made changes and last Monday granted the credentials of his representative to Valencian criminal expert José Vicente Gómez Tejedor, known as the lawyer of businessman Augusto Cesar Tauroni and a former adviser to the government of the camps. Rafael Blasco in the Cooperation Case, a corruption case in which public money that was supposed to go to developing countries but never did was diverted. Both of them ended up in prison.

In addition, as Levante-EMV published at the time, Gómez Tejedor appeared in some of the recordings of the final conversation with Tauroni, in which he spoke about the rape of Comprom deputy Mireia Molla, one of the victims in this case. “We will have to think about what we will do with Mireya if we report her or what we will do with her,” the businessman told him, to which the lawyer replied: “We will rape her or some other atrocity, right?… I’d rather be poor anyway. The MP once asked for protection from Les Corts, who in 2012 issued a “loud and strong condemnation” of “threats” to speak due to his “vile, derogatory and offensive” language.

Gómez Tejedor is an old acquaintance of Rubiales, having defended him in the case of a Valencian architect who renovated his house when Rubiales was playing for Levante. He sued him for not paying him more than 100,000 euros, but Rubiales won that claim, as well as one he later filed for harassing the designer of his home.