Brazilian striker Neymar faces corruption trial in Spain
Barcelona and Brazil striker Neymar faces trial for fraud, as a Spanish judge has accepted corruption charges against the footballer, regarding his transfer to the Catalan club.
The charges were dropped back in July, but the case was re-opened on Monday. Barcelona President Josep Maria Bartomeu and former President Sandro Rosell are also set to stand trial following a complaint by Brazilian investment group, DIS.
The fund was entitled to 40 percent of Neymar's transfer from Brazilian side Santos in 2013, but claims it was short-changed because part of the transfer fee was concealed. Prosecutors now have 10 days to formalize their request for a trial.
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