Real Madrid Submits UEFA Report: Demands Barcelona's Titles Be Stripped

Following Florentino Pérez's re-election as Real Madrid president, the club is now poised to strike a blow against arch-rivals Barcelona. The Bernabéu outfit is set to make good on its promise to appeal to UEFA for sanctions against the Catalan giants over the infamous 'Negreira case'. This refers to the allegations that the 'Blaugrana' paid the former vice-president of Spain's Refereeing Committee, Negreira.

According to Spanish sports daily 'AS', 'Los Blancos' have prepared a comprehensive report that is already en route to UEFA headquarters. UEFA is the only body with the authority to sanction Barcelona for what Čeferin described in 2023 as "the most serious case I have ever seen in football."

This detailed complaint, backed by "clear evidence" as claimed by sources at Valdebebas, not only seeks a sanction that would prevent Barcelona from participating in European competitions. The demands go further. Real Madrid insists that the titles won by the Catalan club during the years in question should be expunged from history, thereby preventing the 'Blaugrana' from boasting about them.