Overview
- At the annual general meeting on November 23, Florentino Pérez delivered a 78‑minute speech dominated by grievances against rival institutions.
- He tied FC Barcelona to alleged payments to former refereeing vice‑president José María Enríquez Negreira and implied manipulation, with prosecutors still investigating.
- He pledged to seek several billion euros in damages from UEFA and to pursue the right for clubs to organize an alternative Unify League competition, with litigation ongoing.
- He called for LaLiga president Javier Tebas to be removed, condemning league governance, the handling of fan and player protests, and the failed plan to take a Barça match to the United States.
- He decried Spanish officiating, citing red‑card totals he says favor Barcelona and arguing referee Ricardo de Burgos Bengoetxea should have been suspended.