Spain's Supreme Court clears new soccer chief of malfeasance


FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - Spain's Football Federation elects a new president - Ciudad del Futbol, Las Rozas, Spain - December 16, 2024 New Spanish Football Federation president Rafael Louzan speaks to the media after being elected REUTERS/Isabel Infantes/File Photo

MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's Supreme Court has upheld an appeal by the new president of the country's scandal-ridden soccer federation (RFEF), Rafael Louzan, against his conviction on charges of malfeasance and a seven-year ban.

The decision saves the RFEF from further embarrassment and the need for a new election.

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