LaLiga president Javier Tebas is not letting up, once again aiming at Real Madrid and club president Florentino Perez over their repeated criticism of the refereeing.
LaLiga president Javier Tebas does not stop and keeps adding fuel to the fire, since he has just launched another attack against Real Madrid president Florentino Perez. With whom, by the way, he considers he has an "irreconcilable" relationship after the recent exchange of statements that began with the Portuguese attacking the referee in charge of the derby against Atletico Madrid.
"While Florentino remains president of Real Madrid, the relationship is irreparable. The problem is Florentino's football model; we do not defend that model. If in the future there is another president, we will see. I do not agree at all with the current leaders, but I have nothing against Real Madrid. It is my team since I was a child," Tebas mentions.
Later, he again attacked Real Madrid TV, since he thinks that all the videos uploaded there are with the purpose of spreading false information to make it seem that the competition is adulterated. "I have been here twelve years, and here I still am. What I have been saying. We have been like this for many years with Real Madrid TV, with the same story, and when there are certain internal problems in Real Madrid's game, attacks always come out against everything that moves.
When LaLiga is attacked, when the integrity of the competition, that it is adulterated... it is not LaLiga that is attacked; all the clubs are attacked, and it is a lack of respect for the competition. My obligation as president is to say what I think and what is happening. My act is an act of responsibility."
As we just mentioned, this new episode between Javier Tebas and Real Madrid is due to all the focus the merengue team put on referee Ortiz Arias, who was in charge of officiating last Sunday's Madrid derby. In this match, the referee pardoned — in the view of the club and Mourinho — two red cards for the Colchoneros. This would have tipped the scales quite a bit for the Chamartin side.
After this, the Portuguese coach came out to the post-match press conference and dedicated several minutes to attacking the official. Putting in question his ability to manage a match of such caliber and mentioned that the person in charge of VAR, Trujillo Suarez, had a curious history against Real Madrid.
Such a jab from Mourinho has made Atletico itself come out to defend the referees with a video showing the phrase "Stop referee harassment now." Without a doubt, a quite a controversial way to enter the international break, which will deprive us of continuing to watch the league until Oct. 9.
