Perez cleared in refereeing scandal
A report states that Florentino Pérez, president of Real Madrid, has been cleared of charges related to the biggest corruption case in football, despite his previous accusations against the refereeing federation for systematic corruption over two decades. The Competition Committee confirmed that it viewed Pérez's statements as freedom of expression and did not impose any sanctions on him. Meanwhile, the referees' committee has opened a new case against José Mourinho following his sharp criticisms of officiating after the Madrid derby. Information suggests that the latter case could develop into an disciplinary complaint against the Portuguese coach, while Pérez's file remains closed within the framework of his legal exoneration.
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