Spanish Super Cup's Saudi Move Sparks Corruption Probe

The investigation into the Spanish Super Cup's relocation to Saudi Arabia intensifies, with former RFEF president Luis Rubiales at the center.

Spanish Civil Guard and Europol agents raided the Royal Spanish Football Federation headquarters, seeking documents related to the Spanish Super Cup's move to Saudi Arabia.
Luis Rubiales, former RFEF president, is set to return from the Caribbean to be questioned as part of the ongoing corruption probe.
The deal, brokered by ex-Barcelona player Gerard Piqué's company Kosmos, moved the competition to Saudi Arabia, sparking controversy and allegations of improper management.
Several Spanish clubs have raised concerns about the distribution of contract proceeds, favoring Real Madrid and FC Barcelona.
Rubiales faces additional legal challenges, including a potential trial for sexually assaulting Spain player Jenni Hermoso.