Real Madrid has publicly called for the resignation of La Liga president Javier Tebas in response to his recent comments regarding officiating in the aftermath of the team's 2-1 loss to Atletico Madrid. The club labeled Tebas's remarks as "intolerable," asserting that his criticism undermines the integrity of the league and the clubs within it.
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In a statement released on Tuesday, Real Madrid expressed their dissatisfaction with Tebas's handling of refereeing complaints, indicating a need for new leadership capable of promoting neutrality. They contended that his assertions about the club's views on officiating are disconnected from reality.
Tebas had criticized Real Madrid's critiques, suggesting that their claims of bias in officiating belong to "another galaxy." He emphasized that the club’s narrative of a conspiracy regarding referees is no longer credible.
This feud marks a significant escalation in tensions between the club and La Liga leadership, with Madrid's officials demanding a higher standard of governance within the organization.