MADRID (Reuters) - A group of members of Spain's first and second division soccer teams was arrested Tuesday in an investigation into a fraudulent case, Spanish media reported.
The Spanish news agency "Serfemedia" Spanish security services carried out the local arrests early on Tuesday, and other media documentation that two of the minimum players who were arrested, earlier in the first two degrees.
The Spanish Football Association issued a notification stating: The work of the security services in the wake of a complaint filed by the relationship with the Spanish government regarding the suspected fraud in the result of Match was established in May 2018.
"We would like to thank the security forces for the extraordinary work it has done to dismantle what appears to be a well-organized criminal group that has acquired investment privileges from fraud at football matches.
A spokesman for the relationship told German news agency DPA that the original grievances provided by the relationship were not related to matches in Serie A or second division matches in Spain.
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