Amsterdam --
The former Bundesliga player of Rostock and Schalke's Victor Agali has been set on Wednesday by a court in the Netherlands again released. Agali was arrested at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport.
The 31-year-old was said to be in possession of two forged identity documents and was based in Lagos / Nigeria continue on coming to Athens. Ostensibly, in a passport personal data that has changed in the other the visa.
Agali did on Wednesday as soon as possible, continue to travel to Greece. The former Nigerian national team is the Greek club Aris FC under contract.
The lawyer of professionals able to prove to the court seems to be that Agali had made any falsification of the card or a visa. The legal counsel of Agali presented to the court at the hearing a written statement to the Greek authorities after the visa is issued by them and by 28 August 2009 had possessed validity.
The pass was, the lawyer, issued by the Nigerian authorities. " Nigerian ex-international, who played 143 Bundesliga matches (32 goals), was on 27 December has been remanded in custody.
From Amsterdam, was launched at Christmas also that Nigerians in the direction of Detroit, who wanted to ignite explosives in the machine. The terror suspects could be of passengers and crew overpowered and arrested. In response, the security check at Schiphol have been tightened.
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