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Real Madrid have a new problem with their new-look Bernabéu. After the problems of noise pollution, the Merengue club must manage the case of its Sky Bar. As a reminder, Casa Blanca had planned to create a VIP zone on the roof of its stadium, with a bar with a panoramic view of Madrid. In July 2023, the Spanish club signed a contract with the company Anastia Gourmet Hosteleria, responsible for the creation of this Sky Bar.
Today, Marca tells us that Real Madrid finds itself held hostage in this affair. In short: the Sky Bar has still not opened. The company hired did not meet its deadlines and is several months behind schedule. Worse, it has a debt of almost €4 million to the companies responsible for the work who logically refuse to continue the work until the debt is settled. Faced with this situation, Casa Blanca terminated its contract with Anastia Gourmet Hosteleria. Except that the company has taken the matter to court and is demanding €16 million from the Merengues.
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