Tax evasion trial for Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti opens in Spain

‘Everything appeared in order,’ says Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti of alleged €1m tax fraud

Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti told a Spanish court yesterday he had believed his tax affairs were legal as he testified in a trial in which he is accused of failing to pay €1m in tax on image rights revenue.

‘I never realised something wasn’t right’: Carlo Ancelotti denies €1m tax fraud

Real Madrid manager accused of failing to pay tax due on image rights

No intention to defraud, Ancelotti tells Madrid tax trial

Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti denied in court having intentionally committed tax fraud on the opening day of his trial for allegedly failing to declare income to Spain's tax office. Prosecutors are seeking a jail term of four years and nine months for the 65-year-old Italian, accusing him of...

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“When Real Madrid proposed the transfer of image rights, I contacted my English consultant and then I didn't deal with it anymore because everything seemed correct to me. I didn't think there was fraud even though now, since I'm here, I think things weren't quite right.” These were the words spoken by Real's coach, Carlo Ancelotti, before the provincial court of Madrid in the trial that sees him in the dock for tax fraud.