Pérez Ends the Debate Over His Future at Real Madrid
Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez has put an end to speculation about his future, firmly stating that he will not resign and that he intends to run in the upcoming elections alongside his current team to continue leading the club in the next phase.
Call for Early Club Elections
During an emergency press conference, Pérez announced that he has requested the electoral committee to begin preparations for early elections, confirming his intention to stand again despite ongoing speculation about his future.
A Direct Message to Critics
Pérez strongly criticized what he described as targeted campaigns against him, saying there are attempts to destabilize the club following a season in which Real Madrid failed to win major titles such as La Liga and the Champions League.
Denial of Health Rumors
The Real Madrid president categorically denied reports claiming he is suffering from health issues, insisting that his condition is excellent and that the rumors circulating in the media are completely false.
Strong Response to Media Reports
He also rejected claims of fatigue published by some outlets, stating that he maintains a highly demanding daily routine managing both the club and his business activities, working tirelessly for the institution.
Achievements Under His Leadership
Pérez highlighted the club’s success under his presidency, noting that Real Madrid has won 37 football titles and 29 basketball titles, reaffirming its status as the most prestigious club in the world.
Position on Ongoing Controversies
He also addressed the Negreira case, stating that the matter is still ongoing and that Real Madrid will continue to pursue it through official channels, including UEFA.
Final Remarks
Pérez concluded by inviting anyone interested in running for the presidency to do so officially, emphasizing that his goal remains protecting Real Madrid and defending its interests at all times.
