Prosecutor requests 2 years in prison for footballer Radja Nainggolan for money laundering practices

The Brussels prosecutor is seeking a two-year prison sentence for footballer Radja Nainggolan, linked to money laundering in an international cocaine trafficking case. Nainggolan is accused of receiving over €100,000 from Nasr-Eddine Sekkaki, a relative of a known criminal, which he later repaid to Sekkaki's mother's account. While not implicated in drug trafficking, the prosecutor claims Nainggolan was involved in laundering illicit funds. The case involves 16 defendants, with sentences for others ranging from 12 months to 14 years. Nainggolan's defense plans to request acquittal during the upcoming hearing.