Barcelona Goalkeeper reportedly took his Real Sociedad wages to a tax haven

Claudio Bravo has been accused of tax evasion in relation to his wages from his Real Sociedad days.

The Chilean goalkeeper, now a vital part of Barcelona, having helped them to five major trophies in just two years, stands accused of taking his money to a "tax haven" in the Netherlands.

According to ExtraConfidencial.com, the 33-year-old went through a company based in Amsterdam in order to avoid paying his taxes, handing over a 1000 euro monthly payroll.

The company, named IMFC Lecensing BV, allegedly took monthly withdrawals from Bravo called "provisions," and it was these payments that allowed him to evade tax in Spain.

On the pitch, it has been another impressive campaign for Bravo, who shares the goalkeeping duties with Marc-Andre ter-Stegen.

He played in La Liga, helping the Blaugrana to a 24th title, and will likely play a huge role in the defending of Chile's Copa America title in the United States this summer.