Former world No. 1 tennis player Arantxa Sánchez-Vicario and her ex-husband, Josep Santacana, were found guilty of fraud in Spain on Wednesday, according to multiple reports. Sánchez-Vicario, a ...

The court said that Sánchez Vicario and her former husband, Josep Santacana, who divorced in 2019, hid assets in an attempt to avoid paying massive debts owed to the Banque de Luxembourg.

Arantxa Sánchez Vicario, a former world No. 1 tennis player who won four Grand Slams, was found guilty of fraud in a Spanish court Wednesday. Sánchez Vicario and her ex-husband, Josep Santacana ...

Former world number one Arantxa Sanchez Vicario has been given a suspended two-year jail sentence for fraud. Sanchez Vicario, her ex-husband Josep Santacana and three other people were convicted ...

Three months after the last session of the trial was held, the former world No. 1 in both singles and doubles and her ex-husband, Josep Santacana—on trial as well—were accused of extortion of ...

Sanchez Vicario, 51, and her former husband Josep Santacana stand accused of hiding assets to avoid paying a 7.6 million-euro ($8.14 million) debt to Banque de Luxembourg, including interest ...

Her former husband, Josep Santacana, received a prison sentence of three years and three months. Sánchez Vicario and Santacana must also pay a fine of 6.6 million euros ($7.1 million).

Santacana was sentenced to three years and three months in jail. Sanchez Vicario’s two-year sentence will be suspended for the next two years and is subject to her not carrying out any ...

Sánchez Vicario, 51, and her former husband Josep Santacana stand accused of hiding assets to avoid paying a $8.14 million debt to Banque de Luxembourg, including interest, according to the ...

Sanchez Vicario, 52, and her former husband Josep Santacana and three other people were convicted by the criminal court of hiding assets to avoid paying a 7.6 million-euro ($8.27 million) debt to ...

Her husband, Josep Santacana, received a prison sentence of three years and three months. ADVERTISEMENT. The former couple must also pay a fine of 6.6 million euros ($7.1 million).