Kawhi Leonard entrevistado en la investigación sobre Aspiration de la NBA

La estrella de Los Angeles Clippers, Kawhi Leonard, y su asesor han sido entrevistados por los investigadores que examinan una supuesta elusión del tope salarial que involucra al propietario Steve Ballmer.

La NBA contrató al bufete de abogados Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz el pasado septiembre para investigar las afirmaciones de que Ballmer invirtió 50 millones de dólares en Aspiration, un banco ecológico, para dirigir dinero extra a Leonard. Los investigadores también han hablado con Ballmer, ejecutivos de los Clippers y ex ejecutivos de Aspiration.

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