Elche President Jose Sepulcre is set to appear before court to give evidence over a charge brought against the club for withholding portions of the transfer fee of Mubarak Wakaso from football agency JP Sports.
Elche is accused of sitting on 42.5 percent – due the agency - of the total transfer fee of the Ghana international in his move to Villareal in 2011.
Sepulcre will also have his day in court in the two-year law suit on November 27 at 9:30am local time in Elche to offer his testimony.
JP Sports are demanding payment of €680,000 from Elche – representing 42.5 percent of their economic retention in the player since his move from AshantiGold.
The football agency also claims they will have to pay an amount of €240,000 to the Ghana Premier League club as a mandatory payment for the development of the Ghana midfielder.
Wakaso will also appear before a law court in Scotland to give evidence over the case.
His hearing is being arranged in Scotland at his convenience since he now plays for Celtic – on loan from Russian club Rubin Kazan.