The Ministry of the Interior Filed a Complaint Against Fradiváros, the FTC Must Repay Almost 25 Billion
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The president of Ferencváros has a clear conscience, and according to him, they are assisting the authorities in their work in every way.
Suspicions of budget fraud, mismanagement, abuse of office and abetting crime, as well as negligent management and use of false private documents, have arisen due to the 25 billion state subsidy provided to the unbuilt Fradiváros.
The club's president previously said that everything was fine around Fradiváros.
The complaint filed by the Ministry of the Interior regarding the controversial use of state support for Fradiváros could end in prison – commented Zoltán Borbély, a lawyer and sports lawyer, on the investigation, which is unique in Hungarian sports life, in response to a question from Népszava. The question is: where did 25 billion forints go?
The Ministry of the Interior has filed a complaint with the National Tax and Customs Office regarding the state aid of almost 25 billion forints provided to Ferencváros' Fradiváros project. According to the suspicion, the club spent most of the public money originally intended for infrastructure development on operating costs and the purchase of professional football players' playing rights, while the planned sports complex was not built.
The club must repay almost 25 billion.
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