Ex-Barcelona president Rosell to stand trial for money laundering

by Afp June 29, 2018

Madrid (AFP) – Former Barcelona president Sandro Rosell will stand trial for alleged money laundering related to the sale of the Brazilian national football team’s television rights, a court said Friday.

Spain’s National Court, which deals with major corruption cases, added Rosell’s wife, an Andorran lawyer and three other people would also stand trial.

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