Whistleblower Pinto’s trial opens with claim he acted in public, not money, interest
By Andrew Warshaw
September 7 – Rui Pinto, the Portuguese whistleblower whose string of incriminating revelations shook the footballing world before he was controversially extradited from Hungary, has told a Lisbon court that he acted in order to expose corruption and was proud of it.
Pinto’s explosive disclosures as part of the ‘Football Leaks’ file shed an unprecedented light on the sport’s murky dealings and highlighted a raft of dubious activities by leading clubs and star players that led to legal proceedings in France,
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