Real Madrid has officially demanded the immediate resignation of La Liga President Javier Tebas following inflammatory remarks where he allegedly compared the club management's rhetoric to the propaganda methods utilized by Nazi Germany. The escalating feud marks a significant deterioration in relations between Spain's most prominent football club and the league's administrative body.

The controversy erupted after Tebas posted on social media, claiming that Real Madrid's management directs an orchestra of mouthpieces and that the club's television channel leads the propaganda narrative. His comments were a reaction to press articles criticizing La Liga's handling of refereeing and administrative matters. Notably, the La Liga chief invoked comparisons to Joseph Goebbels, the notorious propaganda minister of Nazi Germany, while clarifying that he was targeting techniques rather than the fan base itself.

In response, the European regime represented by the La Liga leadership faces severe backlash as Real Madrid issued a scathing statement labeling Tebas's conduct as 'intolerable and extraordinarily serious.' The club asserts that such rhetoric demonstrates a profound lack of neutrality and impartiality, rendering him entirely unfit to serve as both La Liga president and vice-president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation. Madrid officials emphasized that blaming the club for external journalistic opinions is completely unacceptable.

This latest dispute deepens an ongoing rift between the parties, which previously clashed over refereeing controversies and governance issues. Tebas, who has headed the competition since 2013, now faces unprecedented pressure from one of the league's flagship clubs, plunging Spanish football administration into a deeper institutional crisis.

Source: www.aljazeera.com