As revealed by the newspaper 'El Mundo', one of its companies emptied to pay a debt, Raul is qualified as punishable insolvency and punished with a penalty of one to four years in prison.
Raúl González, former Real Madrid player and current coach of Castilla, is close to sitting on a bench as charged for an economic offense of punishable insolvency. According to the newspaper 'El Mundo', the ex-footballer emptied one of his companies to pay a debt and faces a possible jail request of between one and four years.
The newspaper says that the judges revoked the attempt to file the case and ordered the proceedings against him to continue. The company Aurantia claims a debt of 7.17 million Raul, without counting the interest, for a failed investment of the exjugador in a renewable energy project.
When emptying one of their companies, Europe Scar Sport, to avoid having to pay the aforementioned debt, the former player allegedly committed misappropriation, corporate crime and punishable insolvency.
They are also accused by Aurantia, his brother-in-law, Carlos Redondo and his mother, María Luisa Blanco , whom he named sole administrator of the bankrupt company after taking assets to other companies of the former football player. The facts go back to 2008.