🚨🎤 Javier Tebas: “I Don’t Know, but They Say Dani Olmo Plays for Barça Because of Florentino Perez.”

La Liga president Javier Tebas has once again ignited controversy with his latest remarks on Real Madrid, Barcelona, and the overarching narratives surrounding Spanish football. Known for his outspoken nature, Tebas has never shied away from sharing his thoughts on the two Spanish giants, often taking aim at Real Madrid and their president, Florentino Pérez. His latest comments are no different, as he boldly labeled Real Madrid a “crybaby club” and accused them of constantly complaining about refereeing decisions.

Tebas has often found himself at the center of the never-ending battle between Spain’s two biggest clubs. His latest tirade, filled with sarcasm and outright provocation, once again highlights the tensions that exist within La Liga. The league chief was particularly scathing in his assessment of Madrid’s attitude toward refereeing decisions, suggesting that the club sees every call against them as part of a broader conspiracy.

“Real Madrid believe that every decision against them is a conspiracy,” Tebas remarked. He even pointed out the club’s silence when calls go in their favor, mentioning a specific incident from the Copa del Rey. “It’s strange that Real Madrid TV didn’t say anything about the Celta Vigo penalty in the cup,” he added, referring to Madrid’s in-house media coverage that has been vocal about perceived injustices.

But perhaps his most incendiary comment was when he outright called Real Madrid a “crybaby club.” According to Tebas, Madrid can’t stop crying about refereeing decisions and play the victim every weekend. “Every weekend, they cry again,” he said, further fueling the fire between himself and the club.

Interestingly, despite his frequent criticisms of Real Madrid, Tebas insists that he enjoys seeing the club succeed. “I love when Real Madrid win. I was happy when they won the Champions League because I am a Real Madrid fan,” he claimed, though his words may ring hollow to many Madridistas who view him as antagonistic toward their club.

Tebas also took a swipe at Florentino Pérez, portraying the Real Madrid president as someone who sees himself as infallible. “Florentino is very stubborn and feels that he never loses and that everything that happens is thanks to him,” Tebas stated, painting the picture of an egotistical and controlling figure at the helm of Los Blancos.

Not limiting his criticism to just Madrid, Tebas also weighed in on the Negreira case, which has rocked Barcelona. The ongoing scandal regarding alleged payments to a former refereeing official has cast a dark shadow over the club. “We believe that there are indications and evidence to condemn Barcelona for sporting corruption due to the Negreira case,” he said. However, he admitted that even if found guilty, the club could not be relegated under current laws. “I don’t make the laws,” he clarified, deflecting responsibility.

The La Liga president also touched upon the refereeing system, hinting at necessary reforms. “We want to change the refereeing system. If you survey other clubs, they will say that Madrid and Barça benefit the most, but they don’t have a TV channel to say it. RMTV is the only media pushing this narrative,” he argued, taking another indirect dig at Real Madrid’s aggressive stance on officiating matters.

His comments on Joan Laporta, however, were significantly lighter in tone. Tebas, who has had a complicated relationship with the Barcelona president, appeared to appreciate his charisma. “If you want to have a good day and enjoy yourself, Joan Laporta is the perfect person,” he said, almost playfully contrasting Laporta’s persona with the more rigid and combative nature of Florentino Pérez.

The irony of Tebas’ remarks is not lost on football fans. While he positions himself as an objective leader aiming for a balanced league, his pointed criticisms and selective praise suggest otherwise. His claim of being a Real Madrid fan is particularly questionable, given his frequent clashes with the club. His praise of Barcelona and Laporta, despite the club being embroiled in scandal, raises eyebrows and sparks further debate about his allegiances.

Tebas’ comments have already sparked reactions across Spain. Madrid fans view his statements as yet another attempt to undermine their club, while Barcelona supporters might appreciate his digs at their eternal rivals. However, there is no doubt that his words will add fuel to the already intense rivalry between the two clubs.

As La Liga continues to navigate the complexities of refereeing controversies, financial regulations, and club politics, Tebas remains at the epicenter of the storm. Whether his leadership is guiding Spanish football toward progress or merely adding to the chaos is a matter of perspective. One thing is for sure: Javier Tebas never shies away from making headlines.

With every press conference, interview, and offhand remark, the La Liga president ensures that Spanish football remains as dramatic off the pitch as it is on it. Whether his latest statements will have any real consequences or if they are simply another episode in the ongoing soap opera that is La Liga remains to be seen.