MANCHESTER UNITED boss will show up in court 48 hours before his side face Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, if Jose fail to defend the allegation he can face 6 years jail term.
Jose Mourinho will confront a Spanish court two days before Manchester Joined's clash with his previous bosses Chelsea over allegations of assessment misrepresentation.
Mourinho is charged to have duped the Spanish tax authorities of €3.3 million while he was Madrid manager.
Furthermore, he has now been summoned to show up in a court on November 3, just 48 hours before the conflict at Stamford Bridge.
"Jose Mourinho has not gotten any notice with respect to the news distributed today," an announcement from a prosecutor read on Friday.
Jose Mourinho Ronaldo and referee discuss during laliga Match, when he was Real Madrid coach
"To this date, neither the Spanish assessment specialists, not general society prosecutor have reached Jose Mourinho or his guides who were procured for the investigation procedure.
"Jose Mourinho, who lived in Spain from June 2010 until May 2013, paid more than €26m in charges, with a normal expense rate more than 41 for each penny,
And acknowledged the regularization recommendations made by the Spanish assessment experts in 2015 in regards to the years 2011 and 2012 and going into a settlement understanding in regards to 2013."
The charges identify with his picture rights, with the Portuguese blamed for swindling the experts of €1.6m in 2011 and €1.7m in 2012.
Mourinho is the most recent in a long line of unmistakable figures who have been utilized in Spain to confront charges.
Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi and Xabi Alonso are only three players to have experienced issues with the law in connection to asserted expense extortion.
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