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Real Madrid fans send clear message to La Liga president Tebas during Sevilla clash

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Real Madrid fans chanted for La Liga president Javier Tebas' resignation during the team's match against Sevilla, echoing the club's call for him to step down.

The fans' chants, 'Javier Tebas, resign! Tebas, get out now!', were a clear message to Tebas, according to Get Spanish Football News.

The development follows a heated exchange between Tebas and Real Madrid, with Tebas comparing the club's tactics to Nazi propaganda and the club calling for his resignation.

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The home crowd in attendance at Real Madrid’s meeting with Sevilla on Sunday made use of the opportunity to send a crystal clear message the way of La Liga president Javier Tebas. This of course comes fresh off the latest chapter in the ever-escalating war of words between Tebas and Los Blancos. The former turned heads online earlier this week, upon likening the tactics made use of by Real Madrid and the club’s in-house media channels to manipulate the masses to those of Nazi propaganda chief Joseph Goebbels. Florentino Pérez and co, in turn, quickly hit back, calling for Tebas’ resignation with immediate effect. And as alluded to above, on Sunday, this message has been echoed by those in attendance at Real Madrid’s latest outing on the domestic front.

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