Supreme Court Overturns Rafael Louzan's Public Office Ban
Rafael Louzan's seven-year ban from public office has been overturned by Spain's Supreme Court, allowing him to run for RFEF president in December 2024.
The Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) president Rafael Louzan's seven-year ban from holding public office has been overturned by the country's Supreme Court on Thursday.
A provincial court had in 2022 ruled against Louzan for misconduct during his tenure as president of the Pontevedra Provincial Council.
Louzan appealed to the Supreme Court which allowed him to run in the RFEF presidential election in December 2024.
According to Thursday's ruling by the Supreme Court, there was no corrupt practice when Louzan granted an €86,311 ($89,415) subsidy for the renovation of a soccer field in Moraña in Pontevedra.
Rubiales is accused of sexual assault and coercion over the incident in 2023. He denies those charges.
