The Spanish Civil Guard suspects the former president of the RFEF Luis Rubiales of money laundering – report

Wednesday morning, The Spanish police busted the Real Spanish Football Federation headquarters, and it is claimed that former president Luis Rubiales, who resigned last year after the scandal involving Jenni Hermoso at the Women's World Cup, was one of his targets.

Rubiales, whose home in Granada was raided by police, has avoided this alleged arrest as he is currently in the Dominican Republic. The Spanish Civil Guard, which is in charge of this current investigation, believes the 46-year-old is laundering money in the Caribbean island nation.

This is second Reliefwho say that the Guardia Civil suspects that the Dominican Republic could be one of the places that Rubiales would use, through several hotel companies and through his connection with countries with tax havens, to launder the commissions of the contracts who were signed with Saudi Arabia for the Spanish Super Cup.

The Civil Guard knew that Rubiales is currently in the Dominican Republic, although this did not prevent him from implementing this mission. The matter remains open for now.