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Real Madrid Fires Back at LaLiga President Javier Tebas: “Intolerable”
- On Tuesday, Real Madrid demanded a new LaLiga president, labeling comments from incumbent Javier Tebas as "intolerable" and arguing he violates his duty of neutrality.
- Tebas had previously dismissed claims of officiating bias on social media, stating that such conspiracy theories belong to "another galaxy" rather than explaining on-pitch shortcomings.
- Real Madrid publicly criticized refereeing following their 2-1 defeat to Atletico Madrid on Sunday, claiming referee Csar Soto Grado's decisions "marked the game" and that Cristian Romero should have been sent off.
- Tebas argued on Monday that Real Madrid's narrative serves as a "smokescreen" masking performance issues, invoking phrases like "regime television" to characterize the club's complaints.
- Tebas, who has led LaLiga since 2013, faces a mandate lasting until 2027; his tenure has been marked by frequent legal and public clashes with Real Madrid over audiovisual rights and management decisions.
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56% Center
L 33%
C 56%
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