Real Madrid vs Tebas: the war rocking Spanish football again | OneFootball

The white club called for the departure of the LaLiga president after his statements about Madrid’s complaints over refereeing.

The relationship between Real Madrid and Javier Tebas once again entered a new phase of maximum tension. After the 2-1 defeat to Atlético, the white club harshly questioned some refereeing decisions in the derby, and José Mourinho said his team could fight for the title if it were allowed to compete on equal terms. The statements triggered an immediate response from the LaLiga president.

Tebas described Real Madrid’s accusations of supposed refereeing bias against them as a narrative aimed at hiding the team’s sporting problems. The club responded officially by calling for a new LaLiga president and describing Tebas’s words as inappropriate. The dispute adds to a long history of clashes between the two sides, which in recent years have also been involved in various conflicts related to the management of Spanish football.

The situation once again puts refereeing and the relationship between Real Madrid and LaLiga at the center of the debate. While Mourinho’s team tries to close the gap on Barcelona in the standings, the institution is keeping a public battle open with the body that runs the competition. For now, neither side seems willing to lower the tone of the confrontation.

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