"He framed the issue as one that goes beyond rivalry and enters the realm of institutional credibility. "Little by little, the truth is coming out and we are seeing what happened during Negreira's years. Sooner or later, justice will be done. "It is something that must be considered and punished... But, of course, it is not normal. It is not normal," he noted."
"Vazquez's intervention comes at a time when the relationship between Barcelona and Real Madrid is at its lowest point in years. Tensions have escalated sharply following Barcelona's decision to repair ties with UEFA and the ECA, effectively stepping away from the Super League project. That move was interpreted in Madrid as a betrayal, further widening the gap between the two giants."
"Since then, Real Madrid have intensified their stance on the Negreira case. The club has not limited itself to public statements. President Florentino Perez has repeatedly addressed the issue in speeches, while the club has also taken concrete legal steps to apply pressure. In fact, as reported before, the Los Blancos are now seeking multi-million-euro compensation from Barcelona for damages."
A former Real Madrid captain voiced disbelief at allegations linking payments to refereeing and insisted wrongdoing must be investigated and punished. The situation was framed as an institutional credibility issue rather than mere sporting rivalry. Relations between Barcelona and Real Madrid have deteriorated after Barcelona repaired ties with UEFA and the ECA and stepped away from the Super League, a move viewed in Madrid as betrayal. Real Madrid has intensified its response with public statements, legal action, a request for multi-million-euro compensation, court questioning of Barcelona's president, and a demand for Barcelona's audit and financial reports covering 2010–2018.
Read at Barca Universal
Unable to calculate read time
Collection
[
|
...
]