Real Madrid and the Abuse of Sports Judicial Systems
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30-second readReal Madrid starting XI against Atlético de Madrid in October | Real Madrid via X The past two seasons have not been kind to Real Madrid’s trophy cabinet, and the seams are showing.
Locker room fights, sub-par on-field performances and press room tantrums sum up the results of a few years of unthoughtful transfer windows, despite having every financial advantage a club can hope to enjoy.
As customary, Real Madrid, through Real Madrid TV and adjacent media, has laid blame on everything but its leadership, led by president Florentino Pérez. In early October, Real Madrid announced it was filing a case against FC Barcelona with UEFA, European football’s governing body.
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The past two seasons have not been kind to Real Madrid’s trophy cabinet, and the seams are showing.
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