Neymar Jr, before travelling with the Barça

They ask explanations to the judge Of Kills it

The Barça defends to Neymar and protest by the leaks

Published:26/01/2017 - 16:06h

Updated:26/01/2017 - 16:06h

This Thursday made public an unpublished video with the statement of Neymar in front of the National High Court. Something that has angered to the FC Barcelona that defends to his player and has done a request so that the judge investigate the leaks

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After giving to know the leaks of the statements of Neymar Júnior in front of the National High Court this Thursday, the FC Barcelona has contraatacado. In the Barcelona entity has not seated at all well that it filter something so deprived like this and has envidado a request to the judge Of Kills it, that commissions of the case.

The Catalan press is the one who informs especially this that does reference to the video published by the newspaper "The Confidential". With this request, the Barça asks to the judge that instructs the case that investigate these leaks and debug responsibilities. 

The leak prejudices to Neymar and to the Barça

The Barcelona entity considers that these images of Neymar declaring by the "Case DIS" prejudice the image of the Brazilian attacker and of the own Catalan team. Said statement took place the past month of February of 2015. 

In these images can see to the genius canarinho, between other things, exculpándose of responsibility some when standing out that "I do not know a lot, especially know more by what speak in the press, and my father is the one who handles my career since I was born and is a person in the one who trust with the enclosed eyes and takes care of my life and of my career".

The Fiscalía requests for Neymar two years of prison. By his side, DIS asks that sena five years of prison.

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