Declared war, the words of Real Madrid's president about Barcelona that heat up the atmosphere

Florentino Perez, president of Real Madrid, has always been a man characterized by defending the club tooth and nail. As it could not be otherwise, today Florentino Perez spoke to the Real Madrid fans, and did not hide anything about what he thought about Barcelona.

After having boasted about the sporting titles achieved by Real Madrid and the renovation of the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, Florentino Pérez began to charge against UEFA: “Football is suffering an unprecedented institutional crisis. Either we change or we will not survive. The main problem is its managers, football is not the property of UEFA. The Super League is more necessary than ever. The clubs must control their destiny and fair play, which many clubs ignore as they want. “We need transparent government structures.” Furthermore, the Casablanca boss charged against Javier Tebas and LaLiga: “And now, LaLiga and his latest performances against Madrid. They are of such severity... that they seek to attack the club's personal assets. We are 100,000 members and we suffer.”

Then Florentino Pérez expressed his opinion about the new Champions League: “UEFA managers are going in the opposite direction with a format with more uninteresting matches, an absurd and meaningless project that no one quite understands. The price per Champions League match has dropped by 41%. It is the format that best suits the UEFA leadership to ensure it continues to govern. UEFA continues without renewing itself and without realizing the threats from other sports or entertainment.

Florentino Pérez has not forgotten the VAR either: ”In Spain, the situation is even more worrying. I will not talk about the Federation, which is going through a regeneration process in which I trust to recover its prestige and reputation. Issues as important as the quality of refereeing and the VAR depend on them. Nobody knows who draws the VAR lines or what frame is chosen for it. This is a constant and raises doubts. "I trust that the Government of Spain will act and adopt the necessary measures to regenerate, once and for all, the arbitration establishment."

The Negreira and Laporta case

To close his speech, Florentino Pérez spoke about the Negreira case and responded to Laporta for his recognized “sociological Madridism”: "" It is an issue that is in the hands of the judges and we must be respectful of the times and deadlines. But it is not normal that almost eight million euros have been paid to the second referee. That is why the club has come forward as an accusation. Not only that, that is why we are admitted as an injured party. "It is a case of enormous seriousness."