Real Madrid Demands La Liga Chief's Resignation

Real Madrid has escalated its ongoing dispute with La Liga president Javier Tebas, demanding his immediate resignation. The club issued a strong statement after Tebas accused them of running a propaganda campaign against referees, drawing parallels to techniques used in Nazi Germany. Real Madrid branded Tebas's comparison as "intolerable" and "morally repugnant," particularly concerning its use in the context of the Negreira case and their calls for transparency.

Tebas defended his statements, asserting he was referring solely to propaganda techniques and not to Real Madrid or its fans. He accused the club of attempting to "destroy" the national competition through distorted narratives. This public exchange has led to Spain's National Sports Council (CSD) reportedly considering an investigation into Tebas's remarks, adding another layer to the intensifying feud.

The conflict between Real Madrid and La Liga has reached an unprecedented level, with ongoing calls for clarity and regeneration within Spanish football. Tebas has previously faced similar demands from Real Madrid directors over his tenure. The club insists their actions are aimed at defending institutional prestige and ensuring a full clarification of the Negreira case.