Real Madrid Considers Investor Stake with Super League Ambitions

Real Madrid's president, Florentino Pérez, proposes allowing investors to acquire up to 10% of the club, ensuring members maintain control. He emphasizes the importance of the Super League for football's future, asserting the club will claim damages from UEFA for blocking their project.

Real Madrid's president, Florentino Pérez, announced plans to potentially allow investors to purchase up to a 10% stake in the club while ensuring that its 100,000 members retain control. He assured members that any investment would safeguard the club's values and strategic interests.

Pérez reiterated the necessity of the Super League for the future of European football. He stated that this project dismantles UEFA's long-standing monopoly, highlighting recent favorable court rulings supporting the Super League against UEFA.

The proposed reforms focus on protecting the club from external pressures and affirming its value. Pérez also responded to criticisms about the financial motivations behind these moves, emphasizing Real Madrid's robust financial standing.

(With inputs from agencies.)