Sky News: French judiciary accuses Saint-Germain of corruption
The Paris-based Saint-Germain-Nasir Al-Khalifi Club has been charged with corruption for the hosting of the World Athletics Championships, the Sky News Arab network reported citing French judicial sources.
French judicial sources: Charges of corruption against PSG chairman Nasser Al-Khulaifi on the backdrop of Qatar hosting the World Athletics Championships
– Sky News Arab-Urgent (@SkyNewsArabia_B) May 23, 2019
Earlier, the French judiciary revealed the existence of corruption cases in the national championship champion Youssef Al-Obaidli, head of the group "BN Sports" to get organized competitions illegally.
A French judicial source told Reuters that Al-Obaidli was involved in a major bribery case with Senegalese President Lamine Diak of Doha to give Doha the honor of organizing the 2019 World Cup at the expense of its competitors.
The French newspaper Le Monde published the details of the incident and the abuses of Al-Obeidly Siddiq Nasser Al-Khalify, owner of PSN Sports and Paris St Germain Club, and explained that the French judicial authorities revealed a total amount of $ 3.5 million by Oryx Qatar Sports Investments owned by Nasser Al-Khalifa and his brother Khalid in 2011 for a sports marketing company run by Baba Masata Diak, the son of former head of the International Federation of Lamine Diak, who is 85 years old, who held the post from 1995 to 2015. In the first reaction to Al-Obaidli denied the accusations against him, stressing that " "He said.
The judges investigate details of Lamine Diak's moves after receiving the bribes, postponing the dates of the 2017 World Athletics Championships because of the high temperature, and affecting the votes of the IFRC members in favor of Qatar. However, London managed to get the honor of the organization and the Qataris returned with bribes Three years later, and in 2014, Doha won the 2019 World Championship.
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