🔥 They make noise and cause harm, Tebas takes another swipe at Real Madrid | OneFootball

The president of LaLiga, Javier Tebas, has once again placed himself at the center of the sports news following his speech at the Europa Press Sports Breakfasts.

During the event, the leader did not hesitate to analyze the judicial stance of Real Madrid concerning the 'Negreira case', suggesting that the movements of the white club do not aim for justice, but rather a political strategy. "It's about a strategy to make noise and cause harm, it doesn't make sense", Tebas stated to the media.

For the top representative of the association, the intensification of attacks from the Madrid club towards FC Barcelona has a clear interpretation linked to the Super League.

Tebas made a direct reflection on the moment when Real Madrid intensified its judicial offensive: "What a coincidence that when Barça leaves the Super League, Real Madrid's furious judicial attack returns." According to his view, this change of attitude would be a maneuver to pressure the Catalan entity.

Tebas went further by describing Florentino Pérez's attitude as a form of control over his rivals. "It's called coercion: while you're with me, I know this about you and keep it to tell later", he stated harshly.

Furthermore, he wanted to separate the institutional work from the white strategy, reminding that the process is already in the hands of the courts thanks to the Prosecutor's Office and LaLiga itself, asking not to spread "rumors to harm LaLiga, the RFEF, and the referees."

In an exercise of historical memory, the president of LaLiga compared the current situation with other episodes of alleged sports corruption, accusing the Madrid leader of having been selective in his outrage.

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"Florentino Pérez's stance was to look the other way", Tebas recalled in reference to the match-fixing allegations between 2008 and 2013. With these words, the leader seeks to highlight what he considers a lack of coherence in Real Madrid's integrity discourse.

Finally, Tebas defended the Spanish refereeing system, assuring that, although it can be improved, the correct steps are being taken for its reform. He insisted that the narrative of the "two giants" about refereeing does not reflect the reality of the competition.

"If anyone can complain about the referees, it's not the two giants, but the other 18 clubs", he concluded, closing an intervention that once again raises institutional tension between LaLiga and the club presided over by Florentino Pérez.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.

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