Real Madrid's Apology: Tribute Mix-Up Sparks Outcry

Real Madrid apologized after incorrectly displaying a photo of Elche player Andre da Silva instead of Diogo Jota's brother, Andre Silva, during a video tribute. The mistake occurred at Madrid's general assembly, with the club president citing human error as the cause. Madrid later drew 2-2 at Elche.

Real Madrid issued an apology following a mix-up during a video tribute at their general assembly. A photo of Elche player Andre da Silva was mistakenly used instead of the late Andre Silva, brother of Diogo Jota, who passed away in a July car crash in Spain.

Club president Florentino Pérez addressed the incident, referring to it as a 'human error' and extending apologies to those affected by the mishap. The error in the institutional video sparked outcry among fans and the community.

In the aftermath, Real Madrid faced Elche in the Spanish league, resulting in a 2-2 draw. The club aims to rectify the mistake and move forward with sensitivity and accountability.

(With inputs from agencies.)