Club Released real Madrid The Spanish league member issued an official statement in response to the news that Florentino Pérez, president of the royal club, is considering leaving his post.
And there have been some Spanish reports that over the past few days, Perez has been considering leaving and that the matter is being discussed at the next general meeting of the board of directors.
Real Madrid tell the truth about the departure of Florentino Perez
Real Madrid denied all the rumors that were circulating in the Spanish press about this and confirmed that they have nothing to do with reality.
Al-Maliki confirmed that at the next general meeting of the board of directors, they will not discuss anything at all about this.
Pérez has been in charge of the Spanish capital club for a second term since 2009 as his first term was between 2000 and 2006 before Ramón Calderón took over the position for 3 years.
Real Madrid sings alone in the Spanish transfer market
In the week before the start of La Liga and three weeks before the end of the Mercato, La Liga clubs spent €253 million, while the Royal Club spent €128.5 million more than 19 other teams combined.
What’s happening in La Liga is to be expected: clubs have been plagued by debt for years, and Real Madrid are chirping out of the pack with their strict financial policies, which have allowed them to be digitally unique during the La Liga crisis. and financially, which helped to exit with minimal losses.
