Anas Al-Gazi's Hidden Secret in New York
The article highlights the escalating conflict between Javier Tebas, President of La Liga, and Florentino Pérez, President of Real Madrid. The tension arose after Pérez criticized the FIFA international federation's decision regarding the broadcasting rights deal and withdrew from a plan to sell a portion of it. He also accused financial institutions like JPMorgan and Anas Al-Ghari of involvement. Tebas responded angrily, accusing Pérez of attempting to justify Real Madrid's conditions in the CVC deal, asserting that the process was voluntary and that the club was not obligated to pay any money. He also criticized Pérez amid ongoing legal disputes involving Real Madrid and questioned his credibility in managing the future of football, adding sarcastic remarks about the European Super League project and the failure of some previous financial initiatives. The confrontation between the two sides continues, deepening the divide within Spanish football regarding the future of management and club rights.
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