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Foot: searches in Lisbon as part of an investigation involving the Federation of Portugal

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The case would be related to "the sale of the former headquarters of the Portuguese Football Federation", two persons having been charged.

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This Tuesday, March 25, 2025, the Portuguese Federation was registered by the country’s Judicial Police for suspicions of corruption and tax fraud, among other crimes. You may be interested: DEFINIDOS! This is how the Final Four of the Nations League of UEFA will be played. Why was the Portuguese Federation registered? The reason for the registration was the sale of the former headquarters of the Portuguese Federation that was in Lisbon. The hea…

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The case would be related to "the sale of the former headquarters of the Portuguese Football Federation", two persons having been charged.

·Paris, France
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The Judicial Police is searching the Portuguese Football Federation. Luís Neves, National Director of the PJ, reported that the sale of the former FPF headquarters is at issue and that Fernando Gomes, former president, and Tiago Craveiro, former general director, are not being targeted

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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The sale took place during the term of office of former FPF president Fernando Gomes, who takes office today as leader of the Portuguese Olympic Committee. The content Searches in the Portuguese Football Federation due to the sale of its former headquarters for 11 million appears first in Jornal i.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The PJ suspects corruption, improper receipt of an advantage, economic participation in a business, and qualified tax fraud. Former headquarters were sold for 11 million, but FPF speaks of only 3.9 million.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The Disciplinary Council (CD) of the Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) released a punishment map for the professional championship games this Friday, highlighting the fines imposed on FC Porto B-Leixões (0-1). The 'hot' match on the pitch also reached the stands with provocations between both fans, and both clubs were fined 250 euros. If it is true that a part of the blue and white audience sang songs such as “Clowns, go back to the dock” and…

·Portugal
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SIC Notícias broke the news on Tuesday, March 25, 2025.
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