Tarik Oulida, a former player who represented notable teams such as Sevilla and Ajax, winning the Champions League in the 1994-1995 season, was convicted of sexual abuse of a six-year-old girl in a Spanish court.
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International sources indicate that the victim is, allegedly, the player’s own daughter. Oulida received a sentence of two years and six months in prison, which will be replaced by a plea bargain. Instead of serving a prison sentence, he will face a 10-year ban from entering Spain.
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Born in the Netherlands and also a Moroccan citizen, the former midfielder, now 49, is subject to a restraining order, preventing him from approaching the victim within a distance of 500 meters. Furthermore, Oulida has already compensated the victim with compensation of 53.3 thousand reais, helping to avoid his arrest.
As part of the agreement with the Spanish justice system, the defendant agreed not to appeal the sentence and conviction. According to the victim’s report, Oulida sexually assaulted her while she slept, taking advantage of the opportunity when they were alone. The crime occurred in 2011, but the case was recently taken to court after the formalization of the plea bargain. Court documents detail that, on an unspecified occasion in 2011, Oulida abused the child, touching her private parts and penetrating her with one of her fingers.