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The Negreira case has returned to the spotlight following UEFA's statement last week confirming that it had received the report Real Madrid had referred to on several occasions.
According to Marca, Barcelona could face a more serious situation than some expect. The newspaper highlights that UEFA's investigation is being conducted independently of the ongoing proceedings in the Spanish courts, meaning the European body's process does not necessarily depend on a final ruling in Spain.
Marca claims that UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin will not wait for the case to reach Spain's higher courts before taking action. As a result, a potential UEFA disciplinary decision could arrive years before a final criminal judgment is issued in Spain.
According to the report, one possible consequence for Barcelona would be a suspension from the Champions League for a specified period. However, the outcome will depend on the findings of UEFA's investigation and any subsequent disciplinary proceedings.
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