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The father of Brazilian striker Neymar has been ordered to appear in a Spanish court as part of a probe into possible tax crimes over Barcelona's signing of the superstar.
Neymar da Silva Santos Senior has also been ordered to hand over documents relating to his son's €86 million signing with Barcelona last year.
The court is looking into allegations Spanish tax authorities lost some $11.8 million related to Neymar's deal with the Spanish club.
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