Spanish Super Cup Corruption Probe Leads to Multiple Arrests

Authorities raid Spanish Football Federation and former president Luis Rubiales' home amid investigation into Saudi Arabia deal.

Spanish police arrested at least six people in a corruption and money laundering probe linked to the Spanish Super Cup's move to Saudi Arabia.
The raids targeted the Spanish Football Federation headquarters and the home of its former president, Luis Rubiales.
Rubiales, not among those arrested, is under investigation along with five others.
The investigation was sparked by a leaked audio of Rubiales discussing the deal, reportedly worth €40 million per tournament, with Gerard Piqué.
Rubiales had previously faced controversy, including a global scandal for kissing player Jenni Hermoso without her consent.