Overview
- Perez outlined a reform to convert socios into shareholders and create a commercial subsidiary that could admit an external investor for roughly 5% of the club, up to 10%, with safeguards to prevent loss of control.
- The statutory change was not voted at the ordinary assembly; the board will call an extraordinary assembly and the final approval must pass a referendum of all members.
- Members approved the 2024–25 accounts showing €1.185 billion in revenue and €24 million net profit, with €598 million in net equity and €166 million in cash, alongside a record €1.248 billion budget for this season.
- Reasserting the Super League case after favorable court rulings, Pérez said Real Madrid will seek substantial damages from UEFA and rejected rejoining the ECA because it would require waiving litigation.
- Pérez renewed attacks on Barcelona over the Negreira affair, noting Madrid is the only club formally participating in the case, and he criticized LaLiga’s CVC deal and the failed Miami match, prompting an immediate public rebuttal from Javier Tebas.