Kawhi Leonard interrogé dans le cadre de l'enquête sur Aspiration et la NBA

La star des Los Angeles Clippers, Kawhi Leonard, et son conseiller ont été interrogés par les enquêteurs examinant des allégations de contournement du plafond salarial impliquant le propriétaire Steve Ballmer.

La NBA a engagé le cabinet d'avocats Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz en septembre dernier pour examiner les allégations selon lesquelles Ballmer aurait investi 50 millions de dollars dans Aspiration, une banque verte, afin d'acheminer des fonds supplémentaires vers Leonard. Les enquêteurs se sont également entretenus avec Ballmer, les dirigeants des Clippers et d'anciens cadres d'Aspiration.

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