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LaLiga President Accuses Real Madrid of 'Crying' Over Ref Calls

LaLiga President Accuses Real Madrid of 'Crying' Over Ref Calls
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Sports February 24, 2025 14:14

- LaLiga president Javier Tebas criticizes Real Madrid for constant complaints about officiating, calling it a 'global conspiracy theory'.

LaLiga President Calls Out Real Madrid

LaLiga president Javier Tebas has accused Real Madrid of 'crying' and creating a 'global conspiracy theory' with their continuous criticism of officiating in Spain. Tebas expressed his disappointment with Real Madrid's behavior, stating that their claims of a global conspiracy and referees being against them are unfounded.

Tebas emphasized that Madrid's constant complaints about refereeing decisions, whether they win or lose, are disrespectful to other clubs in the league. Real Madrid's recent open letter to the Royal Spanish Football Federation accusing officials of manipulation and adulteration after unfavorable decisions further fueled the controversy.

Regarding the chants directed at him by some Madrid fans during a recent match, Tebas dismissed them as a premeditated act, questioning the basis of their accusations. Additionally, Tebas is advocating for Spain forward Dani Olmo to be unregistered from Barcelona due to financial fair play rule violations, despite the player's transfer from RB Leipzig last summer.

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