He's friends with the football world: The hearings show how the result of Valencia's taking him to the League Champions (Video) was determined

The victory of the final day of La Ligas and Valencias against Valladolid, who secured the country's first place for the Champions League, was hosted by a criminal gang and by at least seven team players who lost, according to claims a judge is conducting a probe into Spain-based matches.

Videos made by police over the past six months, after raising doubts about the second-class match between Himesca and Gimnastic Taragona at the end of the 2017/18 season.

Carlos Arana, former footballer, is said to be the leader of all this conspiracy, determining the outcome he wanted and claiming that seven players were bought, translates Periscope from The Guardian.

According to reports of the investigation released in the newspaper El Mundo, the former defender of Real Madrid and Leeds United, Raul Bravo was accused of organised playing the Arandan match, who met with Waldalolid Captain Borja Fernandez in a bar before the last final match. Fernandez had subsequently held a meeting with a number of his team players.

In one of the recordings, Arand is heard saying: “Look brother, Valentine's should win in the first and second part, okay? Valencia must win 2 to 0, with a goal in each part.” And that is exactly what happened.

Waldad had secured his survival just a week earlier, while Valentine had to win to secure a place for the Champions League. The 2-0 victory denied Getafes the opportunity to qualify for the first time in history in the largest competition for clubs in Europe. There is no indication that Valencia was involved in this conspiracy.

The Arand is further heard saying: “No one should know about this, and when I say no one, nobody. Not even your friends, nobody. ”

He had 10 grand to get 20 grand. /Periscope