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Real Madrid has again called for La Liga president Javier Tebas to resign after he compared the club’s tactics in criticizing referees to Nazi propaganda techniques, according to the trend summary.

Tebas made the remarks on social media. In response, Real Madrid said his conduct showed a lack of neutrality and was incompatible with his position as league president. The club has previously called for Tebas to resign, although the summary does not specify when those earlier demands were made or how many there have been.

The dispute centers on Tebas’s characterization of Real Madrid’s criticism of referees and the club’s view of the league president’s impartiality. The summary does not provide the exact wording of Tebas’s post or Real Madrid’s response, so those statements cannot be quoted here. It also does not identify the social media platform or provide a date for the exchange.

No further details were provided about any response from Tebas, other La Liga officials, or referees. The summary also does not say whether the latest demand has led to any formal action or change in Tebas’s position. As a result, the available information establishes the renewed call for his resignation and the stated reason for it, but not what may follow.

The latest episode adds to an existing dispute between Real Madrid and Tebas over the club’s criticism of referees. The club’s position is that the president’s remarks undermine the neutrality required by his role; the summary does not provide Tebas’s response to that allegation.


Story summarized from the original created by Joseph Wilson, Associated Press on www.clickorlando.com, see more information here.

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