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This is a most unusual request. Launched in an open war against the Federation and the Liga Arbitral System, Real Madrid now intends to take all the necessary measures to make its voice heard. After the expulsion of Jude Bellingham for an altercation with a referee against Osasuna, the Madrid leaders met representatives of the various institutions of Spanish football. The meeting was cordial, according to Medina Cantalejo, even if the Real Madrid team remains tense regarding the current situation.
So much so that the Madrid leaders asked their own supporters to sing “corruption in the federation” at the twelfth minute of her next match: that of this Sunday against Girona at Santiago Bernabéu. A strong demand, knowing that Real Madrid has always demanded from its supporters a fair play towards the arbitral body and the adversaries who present themselves in Santiago Bernabeu. With this decision, Florentino Pérez is clear about the direction he wants to take and confirms his entry into war with Spanish football.
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