Spanish footballers arrested in match-fixing probe
Police plan to arrest 11 people around the country for 'match-fixing, money-laundering and criminal organization,' they said, after posting a video of a raid on social media Tuesday.
Retired and active players in the first and second divisions as well as presidents and directors of a club were being targeted, said police.
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One match under investigation in the second division indicated unusual betting patterns with volumes of money 'up to 14 times higher than normal for this division,' according to police.
Officials from La Liga, Spanish football's top flight, have reported nine suspected cases of 'facts related to illegal gambling in Spanish non-professional football' this season, they said in a statement seen by CNN Sport.
The statement said: 'La Liga wants to highlight the extraordinary work done by the National Police for the dismantling of an organized group that has been conducting a criminal activity dedicated to obtaining economic benefits through the predetermination of football matches in the national territory.'
It added: 'This police operation shows that the integrity protection systems implemented by La Liga since five seasons ago, to protect the clean up of all Spanish football competitions, have been effective in detecting and reporting allegedly manipulated football matches.
'La Liga will continue working on the prevention, monitoring, investigation and reporting on any alert on a possible match-fixing in order to maintain cleanliness in football.'
It added: 'This police operation shows that the integrity protection systems implemented by La Liga since five seasons ago, to protect the clean up of all Spanish football competitions, have been effective in detecting and reporting allegedly manipulated football matches. Officials from La Liga, Spanish football's top flight, have reported nine suspected cases of 'facts related to illegal gambling in Spanish non-professional football' this season, they said in a statement seen by CNN Sport. It added: 'This police operation shows that the integrity protection systems implemented by La Liga since five seasons ago, to protect the clean up of all Spanish football competitions, have been effective in detecting and reporting allegedly manipulated football matches. Officials from La Liga, Spanish football's top flight, have reported nine suspected cases of 'facts related to illegal gambling in Spanish non-professional football' this season, they said in a statement seen by CNN Sport. 'La Liga will continue working on the prevention, monitoring, investigation and reporting on any alert on a possible match-fixing in order to maintain cleanliness in football.' The statement said: 'La Liga wants to highlight the extraordinary work done by the National Police for the dismantling of an organized group that has been conducting a criminal activity dedicated to obtaining economic benefits through the predetermination of football matches in the national territory.' Police plan to arrest 11 people around the country for 'match-fixing, money-laundering and criminal organization,' they said, after posting a video of a raid on social media Tuesday. It added: 'This police operation shows that the integrity protection systems implemented by La Liga since five seasons ago, to protect the clean up of all Spanish football competitions, have been effective in detecting and reporting allegedly manipulated football matches. 'La Liga will continue working on the prevention, monitoring, investigation and reporting on any alert on a possible match-fixing in order to maintain cleanliness in football.' Retired and active players in the first and second divisions as well as presidents and directors of a club were being targeted, said police. One match under investigation in the second division indicated unusual betting patterns with volumes of money 'up to 14 times higher than normal for this division,' according to police. Retired and active players in the first and second divisions as well as presidents and directors of a club were being targeted, said police. Retired and active players in the first and second divisions as well as presidents and directors of a club were being targeted, said police. 'La Liga will continue working on the prevention, monitoring, investigation and reporting on any alert on a possible match-fixing in order to maintain cleanliness in football.' Officials from La Liga, Spanish football's top flight, have reported nine suspected cases of 'facts related to illegal gambling in Spanish non-professional football' this season, they said in a statement seen by CNN Sport. One match under investigation in the second division indicated unusual betting patterns with volumes of money 'up to 14 times higher than normal for this division,' according to police. Officials from La Liga, Spanish football's top flight, have reported nine suspected cases of 'facts related to illegal gambling in Spanish non-professional football' this season, they said in a statement seen by CNN Sport. Officials from La Liga, Spanish football's top flight, have reported nine suspected cases of 'facts related to illegal gambling in Spanish non-professional football' this season, they said in a statement seen by CNN Sport. One match under investigation in the second division indicated unusual betting patterns with volumes of money 'up to 14 times higher than normal for this division,' according to police. The statement said: 'La Liga wants to highlight the extraordinary work done by the National Police for the dismantling of an organized group that has been conducting a criminal activity dedicated to obtaining economic benefits through the predetermination of football matches in the national territory.'
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