Per Sport: Real Madrid prepares to submit a report to FIFA, accusing unfair practices over the years

September 18 According to "Every Sport", as Real Madrid continues to controversy on and off the court, they are preparing to submit a detailed report to FIFA to accuse unfair practices that have been around for years.

Arbitration Report to FIFA Real Madrid is preparing a detailed report alleging unfair referee behavior that has been around for years. The report includes red card statistics compared to Barcelona since 2000, and also contains some game clips that support its views, as well as criticisms from domestic and foreign media about the level of Spanish referees. The detailed report will be submitted to FIFA to express the club's dissatisfaction with the Spanish referee and to accuse the "injustice" they suffered. The report lists some recent controversial penalty that has affected the team, such as the red card against Real Sociedad, which the club believes should be a yellow card. In addition, Guerre's goal against Mallorca was cancelled because the referee believed that the goal did not meet the "immediate" standard. The club also complained about frequent offside penalty, which led to the cancellation of the forwards' goals. The report also mentioned the "Negrera case", which listed a list of active referees who had a relationship with Negrera or his son, and once again quoted media reports that Negrera had taken action to favor Barcelona's interests. Real Madrid TV has become the main channel for clubs to protest against this "persecution", even after the newly established Technical Arbitration Commission (CTA) took office. The club believes that these decisions show that the situation has not changed, "This is not an individual mistake, but a recurring pattern of behavior that aims to harm Real Madrid's interests," the TV station said. Therefore, after complaining to La Liga, the Spanish Football Association and the Technical Arbitration Committee, Real Madrid decided to file a complaint with FIFA in person.

Refused to participate in the Miami Women's Super Cup

In addition, Real Madrid also refused to let their women's team go to Miami to participate in the Women's Super Cup. The Spanish Football Association had already reached a deal worth 2 million euros, with each club going to earn 150,000 euros, an unprecedented amount for women's competitions so far. However, Real Madrid refused to participate on the grounds that "the game is not yet mature enough to meet this challenge."

This decision has angered the Football Association and the women's football world, with other clubs such as Barcelona, ​​Atletico Madrid and Athletic Bilbao supporting the initiative, believing that Real Madrid is opposing everyone. The Spanish Football Association originally planned to officially announce the Women's Super Cup in Miami in the next few days, but it seems that the event will not be played in the United States due to Florentino's decision.

Confrontation with UEFA and other hostile forces In addition to the conflicts with La Liga, the Football Association and the referees, Real Madrid also had differences with UEFA and its chairman Cheferin. Cefelin is firmly opposed to the European Premier League project led by Florentino, which has been put on hold.

Florentino claims that Real Madrid is surrounded by enemies in this football environment and the referees are against it. Tebas always tries to punish Real Madrid. New Football Association Chairman Luzan continues his predecessor's approach, and other clubs are also trying to hinder Real Madrid, while most media are "anti-Real Madrid". This conspiracy theory has fueled the victim narrative advocated by the club in recent years to justify its tough policies.