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Barcelona's Lawsuit Against Florentino Pérez Continues Its Course

“The corruption in the Negreira case is systemic. It’s the biggest scandal in history.” “El Barça always benefits.” “I’ve been here for how many seasons and I’ve only won seven European Cups and seven Leagues, which could be fourteen because seven leagues have been stolen from me.” By statements like this, Barcelona announced on June 12 that it would file a lawsuit for slander against Florentino Pérez, president of Real Madrid. And the Catalan c…
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“The corruption in the Negreira case is systemic. It’s the biggest scandal in history.” “El Barça always benefits.” “I’ve been here for how many seasons and I’ve only won seven European Cups and seven Leagues, which could be fourteen because seven leagues have been stolen from me.” By statements like this, Barcelona announced on June 12 that it would file a lawsuit for slander against Florentino Pérez, president of Real Madrid. And the Catalan c…

On June 12, the board of directors of the Barça, which was then chaired by Rafa Yuste, announced that it had decided to file a conciliation lawsuit against Real Madrid’s president, Florentino Pérez, for the serious accusations that the white leader had made against Barça, both at a press conference and in a subsequent interview. Florentino Pérez accused the Catalan club of buying referees.

The battle between Barcelona and Florentino Pérez takes another step: both sides will be brought to justice for the statements of the Madrid president on the Negreira case.

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Prensa Libre broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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