Spanish
prosecutors have asked that Cameroonian football legend Samuel Eto’o be handed
a 10-year jail sentence and pay a 14.3-million-euro ($15 million) fine for
alleged tax fraud, a court filing revealed Thursday 24 November, 2016.
They allege
that Eto’o now at Antalyaspor in Turkey set up front companies to avoid paying
taxes from 2006 to 2009, when he was a striker at Barcelona before leaving for
Inter Milan.
The fraud,
they say, amounts to some 4 million dollars.
“The footballer pretended he
had ceded his rights to two other companies in Hungary and Spain so as to
fraudulently avoid paying taxes,” they added in accusations seen by AFP calling
for Eto’o to be tried Read more »
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