Nasser Al-Khelaifi: Court case involving Paris Saint-Germain president begins on Monday

Al-Khelaifi accused of inciting ex-FIFA secretary general Jerome Valcke to commit criminal mismanagement

Nasser Al-Khelaifi became Paris Saint-Germain president in 2011

Paris Saint-Germain president Nasser Al-Khelaifi faces a charge of incitement to criminal mismanagement at a court in Switzerland from Monday.

The Qatari, who sits on the executive committee of European football's governing body UEFA, was charged by Swiss federal prosecutors in February who allege he incited former FIFA secretary general Jerome Valcke to commit aggravated criminal mismanagement.

An additional criminal complaint alleging bribery against Al-Khelaifi was dropped after football's world governing body FIFA withdrew the complaint.

An undisclosed settlement is understood to have been reached between Al-Khelaifi and FIFA.

Al-Khelaifi's lawyers said in a statement: "The vast majority of this case does not relate to our client in any way.

"To the extent it does, we look forward to presenting to the court the simple facts - not least given this is the first time in nearly four years we've been properly afforded the right to any defence.

"For the avoidance of any doubt, the recently-submitted secondary 'reporting' charge is manifestly artificial and lacks basis in law or fact - we have no doubt that our client will be proven innocent." ราคาบอลไหล

Valcke is alleged to have received and then failed to disclose three payments totalling €1.25m (£1.15m) from an unnamed third defendant, which he was given for attempting to influence the awarding of media rights for FIFA tournaments.

Valcke has also been charged with the falsification of documents in relation to how those alleged payments were entered into his company's accounts.