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Thursday 24 November 2016

Neymar Jr's Family Claims Innocence Over Alleged Corruption

NN Consultoria, the company owned and operated by the father of Barcelona's striker Neymar Jr has finally released a statement concerning the player's transfer to Barcelona.
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The company has responded to the latest developments on Neymar Jr's transfer to Camp Nou which involves an attempt by some Spanish prosecutors requesting that the player spends a jail term and also insisting that the parties suspected will be cleared of any offence at all.

A proposal which includes a two-year prison sentence for the footballer and a fine of €10 million is what is being requested by the prosecutors for the Brazilian player as well as other fines and jail terms for his father and mother for alleged corruption over his transfer to Barcelona back in 2013.

The case all started from a complaint which was made by an investment group named DIS, which owned forty percent of the Barcelona forward's economic rights and which also claims that it got less money from the striker than it was supposed to after the move was made.

On Wednesday 23rd November, 2016, NN Consultoria, the company owned by Neymar's father released a statement stating that the reports given are not a new development since the case had been reopened back in September and also trying to prove the innocence of the Barcelona's forward and his family too.
The statement read: 
"In relation to the news published on Wednesday of the accusations against Neymar Jr. and his father, Neymar da Silva Santos, we reiterate it is the same process reopened in September 2016, which had been filed by Judge Jose de la Mata."The parties have not been notified of the opening of the indictment of the Public Ministry or of the period in which the defence may be filed. We remain calm because all contracts were signed with respect to legal, ethical and moral procedures and with the knowledge of Santos … and Barcelona.
"We are sure that time will offer all positive responses."

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