Florentino Pérez Accuses FC Barcelona of Corruption in Negreira Case
Real Madrid President Florentino Pérez has intensified the historic rivalry with FC Barcelona by accusing the Catalan club of corruption following a LaLiga defeat at Camp Nou. Citing the ongoing 'Negreira Case,' Pérez alleged that Barcelona has systematically benefited from favorable refereeing decisions, claiming that Real Madrid was deprived of multiple league and Champions League titles over the past two decades. During a press conference, he stated that he could have won fourteen major trophies instead of seven, asserting that the others were stolen. Pérez called for UEFA to intervene in the matter, emphasizing that the alleged corruption harms not only Real Madrid but other teams as well. In response, FC Barcelona issued a statement confirming that its legal department is carefully analyzing Pérez's accusations to determine appropriate next steps. This exchange marks a significant escalation in tensions between the two Spanish football giants, shifting the narrative from on-field competition to serious legal and ethical allegations within the sport's governing structures.
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