Barcelona's Joan Laporta reveals why Real Madrid TV is bad for La Liga

FC Barcelona president Joan Laporta has recently spoken out about the poor referee decision in La Liga. It has been a huge topic in Spain due to the Negreira Case and other suspicious decisions going in favor of the big clubs in the Spanish league. Laporta has defended the Catalan club from alleged corruption from the Negreira case and has also reportedly blamed Real Madrid television for their comments towards FC Barcelona. Laporta doesn't hold back again, and he mentions what Real Madrid TV is doing to La Liga and describes it as a big issue for the league.

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In an interview with Mundo Deportivo, Laporta was asked many questions in regards to FC Barcelona and what fans could expect next season. One of the topics he discussed was the potential to sign star players like Erling Haaland. When asked if Barcelona would be able to or are looking to sign a star like Haaland, Laporta said, " You are confusing the media player with the player who fits the team. There will be one or two deals to improve the team, players of the level of Lamine, Lewandowski, Felix, Ferran, and Raphinha, who are performing great, and also Roque, who is in the process of adapting."

Laporta gives Barcelona fans bad news in regards to lots of signings this summer and says, "I do not see the need to make a deal that might destroy what we are building, which is a balanced team. Next year, we will return with Gavi, who gives us energy, and Frenkie and Pedri, who are world-class players."

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Joan Laporta criticized Real Madrid TV and wants football regulators to intervene

Joan Laporta spoke about Real Madrid TV and mentioned that their actions could affect La Liga. Laporta said, "What Real Madrid Television does is a shame. If measures are not taken, it can affect the competition. I already said it at the time. They don't stop; they don't stop. I think football regulators should intervene here because what Real Madrid TV is doing is influencing. They’re trying to influence the referees every week."