An investigation that shakes the world of football
Luis Rubiales, a prominent figure in the football scene, continues to be the object of interest on the part of the authorities. On this occasion, the Central Operative Unit (UCO) of the Civil Guard has obtained authorization to carry out a search of the luxurious villa that he shared with his associate, known as Nene, during a stay in Punta Cana. This police action comes in the context of Operation Brody, which involves several managers of the Real Federación Española de Futbol (RFEF) and associated companies.
Unexpected revelations during the search
During the inspection, authorities discovered incriminating documents, including receipts linking Rubiales to the purchase of a white 2016 Porsche Macan S vehicle. This purchase, evidenced by two bank transactions, took place shortly before the police operation broke out. Rubiales, in a recent interview, flatly denied having resources for minimal expenses, even referring to difficulties in acquiring a Coca-Cola.
Revealing details about his lifestyle
The residence shared by Rubiales and his partner Nene, located in an exclusive area of Punta Cana, was rented for more than 1,000 euros per night. With more than 700 square meters, this mansion offers a luxurious setting with five bedrooms, five bathrooms and a private pool. Details about his expenses and business connections have raised questions, especially after a document titled ‘Preparing an alibi’ was found during a police search.
The implications of the findings
Aside from the findings related to Rubiales and Nene’s personal possessions, such as luxury vehicles and valuables, the investigations suggest links to companies that may have benefited irregularly during Rubiales’ tenure at the RFEF. The use of various companies as a bridge for potential fund transfers and commercial deals highlights questions about financial and ethical management in the professional football environment.
