José María del Nido Benaventeto whom a sanction of Seville in 36 games without entering Sánchez Pizjuán due to his behavior in the minutes before the derby in which, according to one of the club’s lawyers, he violently threatened him, he made sure that he was in his seat in the match against at Celta who will serve as the official of his farewell to Jesús Navas.
That punishment, in theory, should begin to be served this Saturday. The stadium’s security cameras recorded the biggest shareholder in a heated discussion with Lucas Fernández de Bobadilla, one of Sevilla’s lawyers, who he even grabbed by the lapel and shook. This, along with his complaint, was used by Sevilla, led by his own son, to apply the internal disciplinary regime and impose the maximum penalty, 36 games. However, the former president and largest shareholder does not plan to miss his post and does not rule out going to ordinary justice.
“Of course, I will be sitting. On Celta’s day and Jesús Navas’ farewell. Take a picture of me, so people can see. I am calm,” said Del Nido Benavente on Wednesday night, who did not want anyone to deviate the attention from the great opponent of the match against Celta, Jesús Navas: “Jesus is a living legend. many of them are European In addition, he is a key player in the only star of our team. He is a symbol of Seville and national football.
He hopes to become president on January 10
Del Nido also expressed confidence that he will be able to become president at the next General Shareholders’ Meeting, as long as the current board does not prevent him from voting his shares again. “I hope to be president on January 10. There are no legal arguments that justify the opposite, as various rulings have confirmed,” reiterated the largest shareholder.
When the grouping of shares made by Del Nido in 2018 expires, a legal figure used by the board to prevent him from voting, the largest shareholder is legitimate to do so and remove the current managers, although it is said in Sevilla they have everything tied up so nothing changes. “I hope there are no surprises that could lead to corporate crimes. If we all vote with the shares we own, change will come. This is not only a shareholder issue, but also a social one. I only those who have the actions, enthusiasm and ability to lead it,” he stressed.
Source: La Verdad
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