The president of Laliga, Javier Tebas, accused Real Madrid of “crying” and of creating a “global conspiracy theory” with their constant criticisms of the pharmacy in Spain.
“I’m starting to be ashamed of what I experienced as a fan of Real Madrid”, Tebas said to Europa Press Monday.
Real Madrid frequently complains about arbitration decisions on their official television channel and in the media.
“Clear, they built a story that is not true,” said Tebas. “That there is a global plot, that everyone is against Madrid.
“They try to bring all Real Madrid into a conspiracy theory that is not there.
“If they win, it is because they have fought against the forces of evil, and if they lose, it is because of an arbitrator conspiracy.
“It is an insult to the rest of the clubs.”
Madrid was examined for sending an open letter earlier this month to the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) accusing managers of “manipulation and falsification” of the competition after arbitration decisions did not take place .
Tebas defended Laliga’s decision to report Madrid because of their official arbitrator complaint to the RFEF disciplinary committee.
“We have to defend the competition and its clubs,” said Tebas. “To say that (manipulation and falsification) deepens a lot of damage to competition.”
Asked about the “Tebas stops flying to us” The songs cried By some Madrid fans during the home victory 2-0 of their team against Girona on Sunday, Tebas said: “All they shouted was prepared.
“We all know how it works … What do we fly?”
Tebas, meanwhile, argues that Spain Dani Olmo should not be allowed to finish the season in Barcelona.
Olmo was not recorded by Laliga and the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) on January 1 after Barça did not prove that they were in accordance with the rules of the League financial show (FFP) in time for a Deadline of December 31.
However, the Spanish Sports Ministry (CSD) restored Olmo’s recording a week later, when they agreed to analyze a Barça call.
Laliga, according to Tebas, continues its action so that Olmo does not register.
“He shouldn’t finish the Laliga with Barça,” Tebas said of Olmo’s case. “We have submitted a very clear legal dissertation.
“Olmo signed the (contractual) agreements knowing that in December, he could not be recorded. He was aware that this could happen.”
Olmo joined Barça de RB Leipzig for 60 million euros ($ 62.4 million) last summer.
It was initially temporarily recorded until December 31 via a rule which allows clubs to allocate up to 80% of the salary due to an injured player – in this case Andreas Christensen – on replacements.
