Overview
- On Friday Javier Tebas posted on X that Real Madrid TV builds a repeated grievance narrative by selecting plays, repeating complaints, fueling suspicion and naming enemies, and he likened those tactics to propaganda methods used by Joseph Goebbels.
- Tebas stressed the comparison targeted communication techniques rather than Nazi ideology or Real Madrid supporters, a distinction he included in his public message.
- He pointed to recent examples that prompted his post, including the club channel’s criticism of Vinícius Júnior’s red card and four-match ban and the scheduling of Real Madrid’s LaLiga match against Valencia three days after an AEK Athens fixture.
- Tebas demanded that Real Madrid publish every request it has made to change match days or kickoff times and the responses received so the league and fans can see the full context behind scheduling complaints.
- The exchange marks a fresh escalation in a long-running institutional dispute between LaLiga and Real Madrid and could push the debate toward documentary proof on refereeing and fixture treatment since the clubs’ past controversies, including the Negreira saga, have long shaped the rivalry.