Pedro Rocha claims to be the “elected president” of the RFEF and blames the TAD

Pedro Rocha replied to Court of Arbitration for Sport and announced in a statement that he would challenge the TAD resolution once it was revealed to him. “very serious” filealong with its Management Committee, on charges of “The Brody Case”.

The only candidate for the presidency of the Royal Spanish Football Federation claims that “President Elect” and demonstrates its “deep disagreement” with the TAD resolution.

“This is a completely surprising resolution, alien to all logic and legal meaning, in which he is accused of exceeding the functions entrusted to him in relation to a number of decisions that, as acting president, was forced to accept for the benefit of football during the period of time he headed the management company, always acting with complete and absolute transparency,” the text reads.

Rocha “hopes and wishes that the Supreme Sports Council take note of the serious violations in the resolutionwhich will be challenged, and to act accordingly, as far as is legally possible, to enable the Management Commission to continue its task and the RFEF to be able to emerge as quickly as possible from the interim situation in which it finds itself.”

This statement came a few hours after Jose Manuel Rodriguez UribesPresident of CSD, will announce that he will convene the Board of Directors to vote on Rocha’s disqualification.

“The Federation must move away from behavior that confuses us all. “Spanish football deserves to be governed by integrity,” he said.

“The Assembly, the voters, are the ones who have to decide who they want as their president in normal situations. What we’re going through This is a situation of serious abnormality.“added Uribes.