The president of PSG, involved in a case of kidnapping and extortion

The president of PSG has been involved in a case of extortion and kidnapping with the Qatar World Cup in between. Apparently, Nasser Al-Khelaïfi would have collaborated in the arrest of a Franco-Algerian businessman who had sensitive material on the election of the venue for the championship that starts in less than two months. The Parisian club owner, a friend of Qatar’s emir, took charge of the French team in 2011, a year after the Persian Gulf state won FIFA’s vote to host the World Cup.

According to the French media ‘Libération’, Al-Khelaïfi would have participated in the arrest of Fayeb B., who was imprisoned by order of the emir between January 13 and November 1, 2020 in Qatar, where he lived with his wife and sons. The family moved to the Asian state after establishing a relationship with members of the main right-wing party in France, the Republicans, who led him to meet Al-Khelaïfi

Apparently, this businessman had in his possession a USB and a hard drive that contained compromising information about the owner of PSG, one of the names that appear in the election of Qatar as host of the World Cup, a decision that has always been under suspicion. Fayeb B. would have been “martyred” and subjected to “strong psychological pressure” in prison and was released after handing Al-Khelaïfi’s lawyers some documents that also stored contents of the private life of Messi’s club president, Neymar and Mbappe. A relative of the manager himself has denied what was published by ‘Liberátion’ and accuses Fayeb B. of being a “blackmailer who wanted millions of euros and got burned”.