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Cheated on behalf of Spartak

Fashion Sakala is a monument to Fedun’s strange project, which was never intended to come to fruition. At one point, the president of Spartak brought batches of young Africans into the club system: they all went to stay in the team. The goal is clear: sign for pennies, grow and resell. Unfortunately, the business plan never took off, and only Fashion built a more or less rich career. And it was with him then, in 2018, that a false and, at the same time, funny story happened.

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how come reports VRT, in 2018, the Belgian Oostende negotiated with the Moscow Spartak about the transfer of the Zambian football player. The transfer amount is around 500 thousand euros, of which 50% would have to be paid as a down payment.

At the same time, a letter arrives at the Oostende post office in which the club is asked to transfer 250 thousand euros to the account – that is, the same 50%. The postal address was similar to the one from which the club had already received letters: apparently, it was Spartak’s legal director.

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The truth turned out to be hard: the email address from which the club was asked to pay in advance was fake. But the money cannot be returned: Ostend has already sent “the” money to Moscow.

Only 6 years later it came to light that the money went to the account of a German company operating in the aviation sector. An 85-year-old man who turned out to be the owner of this company was convicted without fraud.

The court sentenced the man to one year, of which 6 months were suspended. Of course, the enterprising manager must return the entire stolen amount, and the company must pay a fine of 8 thousand euros. In addition, he was fined himself – almost two and a half thousand euros.

Sakala, by the way, eventually moved to Oostende, where they reached the Europa League final with Rangers. And Ostend was declared bankrupt this summer and ceased to exist.

Now Fashion plays for the Saudi Al-Feiha.