The judicial accounts that Málaga have open are quite numerous. And in the last few hours there have been some more litigation that the club must face in the short term, among them, the demands of several of the footballers included in the ERE carried out by the entity at the beginning of last season: Luis Hernández and Emanuel Cecchini. The most striking case is that of the central defender, who had an absolutely exorbitant contract for the reality of Malaga and well above what his performance on the pitch dictated. A) Yes, the Madrilenian claims the club for his dismissal 4.5 million euros. Cecchini, for his part, has also opened a legal process against the club for the same reason (for an undetermined amount). This was announced by the judicial administrator in a letter sent to the Examining Court number 14 of Malaga on May 26 and made public by BE Malaga.
In said writing it is encrypted in a total of 19 million euros the amounts that the club has pending judicial resolution between collection requests and payment claims. Figure, of course, the Lawsuit for 12 million euros that the club filed against Jony and Lazio for the footballer's departure to the Italian club. The winger took advantage of a clause in his contract by which he could go free to any First Division club in the event that Málaga were in the Second Division and signed for the transalpine entity. Malaga then considered that said clause did not qualify for its departure to Serie A and filed the lawsuit claiming the 12 million of its clause rescission. The open process against Real Murcia for the non-payment of 312,000 euros is also included.
In the chapter on debts that claim the club, the presence of complaints from other former players such as Tissone (claiming 180,000 euros plus interest), Iván Rodríguez (30,000 euros plus 10% interest), Cenk Gönen (800,000 euros) or the former Yousef El Asri (27,500 euros). There are also numerous claims from representation agencies and some law firms and real estate companies.
The City Council requests compensation of 366,000 euros
Another of the institutions that appears in this report sent by the administrator to the court is the Malaga City Council, which claims compensation from the Blue and White club in the amount of 366,558.88 euros for damages caused during the concession of the athletics stadium, Malaga's training venue until last season. The club has filed a motion for reversal requesting “the revocation of such resolution with the express pronouncement of non-merit of the aforementioned settlement. Without having obtained an express resolution in the course of a month, negative silence is understood, so the corresponding administrative contentious appeal will be filed”, Reflects Muñoz in his writing.