Real Madrid ask judge for Barcelona documents in latest Negreira Case move | OneFootball

Real Madrid and FC Barcelona are once again going to compete with one another for the major titles in Spain, and for this purpose, the two clubs have already significantly reinforced their team, while more signings by both of them are also expected in the coming weeks.

Meanwhile, the two Spanish powerhouses have also locked horns off the pitch, and one of the most prominent fronts that they have open is the Negreira Case. The Merengues have not only taken a very vocal public stand to ensure that the truth about the payments made by the Catalan club to the former head of the refereeing committee, Enriquez Negreira, comes out in the open, but have also approached the relevant legal and sporting authorities to pursue their rivals on this case.

Recently, Los Blancos formally asked UEFA to launch investigations against Barcelona in this regard, and have also launched legal proceedings. In the latter aspect, Diario AS cites the journalist Xavi Estrada to report that Real Madrid’s lawyers have asked the judge hearing this case to provide them with the entire compliance system of the Blaugrana club between 2010 and 2018.

The Merengues’ legal team wants to check what controls existed in the Catalan club’s compliance structure against sports corruption, and whether these controls were actually applied. Furthermore, they have also asked the Civil Guard to provide them with the invoices, payment authorizations, internal circuits and audits of Tresap, Radamanto, and Best Norton, that they had also previously requested, but which were not provided to them.

For now, it remains to be seen what the implications of this latest move from Real Madrid would be. But what is clear is that the Merengue club is in no mood to let Barcelona off lightly in this case, and they would explore all avenues to get the Blaugrana club penalized for their alleged corruption.