Tebas and Real Madrid in Fresh War of Words

La Liga president Javier Tebas and Real Madrid have engaged in a fresh war of words, this time clashing publicly on social media.

The latest row was triggered by a video broadcast on Real Madrid TV. The report examined documents detailing a €4.5 million loan granted by Barcelona to Audiovisual New Aged, a company linked to Tebas.

The Spanish top-flight chief responded swiftly on X (formerly Twitter), hitting back by highlighting past payments made by Real Madrid themselves to the very same firm. Tebas claimed to possess irrefutable evidence of the transactions.

"I attach two examples of payments from Real Madrid to Audiovisual New Aged. Between 2011 and 2013, transfers from the club to this company totaled €7,513,333.55. Yes, to the exact same company Barcelona paid. What a surprise!" wrote Tebas.

The La Liga president demanded explanations from key figures within Real Madrid's hierarchy regarding the nature and purpose of these transactions. He called for accountability on why the payments were made and their ultimate objective, while also demanding clarity regarding an email dated May 9, 2018, urging them to reveal who issued the specific instructions for it.

The football administrator also expressed his desire for the documents to be delivered directly to Real Madrid so the club could officially address the matter once again.

In conclusion, the La Liga president called for the documents to be handed over to Real Madrid's club channel to produce a new broadcast exposing the previously hidden facts, ending with a plea to stop the "lies and manipulations."