Real Madrid calls for La Liga President Javier Tebas's resignation after he compared the club's media strategy to Nazi propaganda methods, escalating a long-running feud.
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01Summary
- 01Tebas wrote on social media that Real Madrid TV's coverage method recalls propaganda mechanisms used by Nazi Germany's Minister of Propaganda Joseph Goebbels.
- 02Real Madrid released a statement calling the comparison 'intolerable and extraordinarily serious' and demanding Tebas resign from both La Liga and the Spanish football federation.
- 03Tebas, 64, has been La Liga president since 2013 and was re-elected unopposed in 2023 until 2027.
- 04The row began with Tebas responding to articles in El Debate that he claimed were amplifying Real Madrid's message.
- 05Last month Real Madrid called for a new La Liga president after Tebas dismissed their referee complaints as a smokescreen.
02Why it matters
This high-profile clash between Spain's biggest club and the league president threatens to destabilise Spanish football's governance and could influence how clubs challenge officiating decisions.
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