Villar released on bail after two weeks in custody

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Bengaluru, August 3: Deposed Spanish FA chief Angel Maria Villar, 67, was arrested on July 18 on suspicion of falsifying documents, misappropriation of funds, collusion and administrative breaches linked to skimming profits from international friendly games.

Also detained in a series of dawn raids were his son Gorka, the Spanish federation's (RFEF) financial vice-president Juan Padron and Ramon Hernandez Baussou, general secretary of the Tenerife federation.

Villar's bail was set at 300,000 euros ($355,000) and his son's at 150,000 euros ($177,000).

Following his arrest Villar was suspended as RFEF president for a year, and he resigned as vice-president of both FIFA and UEFA.

Villar has headed the Spanish federation for the past 29 years and under his watch Spain became one of the dominant forces in world football, winning two European championships and the 2010 World Cup.

But his critics say his period in charge was marked by ethical issues and an autocratic management style.

Villar denies all charges against him.

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Story first published: Thursday, August 3, 2017, 14:25 [IST]

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Villar released on bail after two weeks in custody

The 67-year-old was arrested on suspicion of falsifying documents, misappropriation of funds, collusion and administrative breaches linked to skimming profits.