Tebas slams Real Madrid’s UEFA dossier as hypocritical complaint

At a Madrid press conference, La Liga president Javier Tebas condemned Real Madrid’s recent filing of a UEFA dossier on the Negreira scandal. He argued that the club, headed by president Florentino Perez, was hypocritical for complaining about refereeing errors while it itself had raised similar grievances. UEFA has indicated that it is not yet prepared to rule on Real Madrid’s dossier. The submission, made last month, seeks punishment for Barcelona over the payments to former Referee’s Committee vice‑president Jose Maria Enriquez Negreira. Javier Tebas told reporters, “I have not seen it yet, but I really want to read it. I want to see since what year they complain, if they complain about the mistakes that have been made with all the clubs, including Real Madrid itself.” He added that Real Madrid’s own history of questioning refereeing decisions makes its complaint appear hypocritical.

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When asked whether he would address a Real Madrid presidential inauguration, Tebas said he would gladly take the floor and repeat his remarks. He explained that personal family matters keep him from attending the regular weekend box seats offered by the league. The comment followed Tebas’s appearance at Barcelona’s presidential inauguration earlier in the week, where club president Joan Laporta used the platform to criticize Florentino Perez and the Bernabeu club. Laporta’s remarks highlighted the ongoing rivalry between the two giants.

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Despite Tebas’ criticism, Real Madrid is expected to continue pursuing any possible sanctions against Barcelona in the Negreira case. The club views the dossier as a legitimate avenue to address what it perceives as past misconduct.