Former Córdoba CF President Carlos González Sentenced to Two Years for Disloyal Administration

The Provincial Court of Córdoba has sentenced Carlos González, former president and owner of Córdoba CF SAD, to two years in prison for a continued crime of disloyal administration, with the mitigating circumstance of undue delays. He also faces a seven-month fine at 20 euros per day and disenfranchisement during imprisonment. González was tried alongside his son Alejandro and four other associates—Javier Jiménez, Álex Gómez Comes, Salva Sánchez, and Andrés Delgado—for alleged crimes including document forgery, business corruption, and misappropriation during their tenure at the club from 2011 to 2018. The prosecution had requested a total of eight years in prison. The ruling marks a significant legal outcome for the former football club leadership.

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