Real Madrid's television channel, RMTV, has reignited the controversy with Javier Tebas, president of LaLiga, after the leader's recent comparison with Nazi propaganda. In the run-up to the game against Sevilla, during an improvised discussion before the coach's press conference, the issue was addressed again, pointing out that “a red line has been crossed.” The comment, made by a commentator on the program, highlighted that Tebas' criticism of the channel's performance has gone beyond acceptable limits and that the situation becomes a personal matter between the president of LaLiga and the president of Real Madrid.
The debate intensified when Tebas, in a television interview, called Real Madrid's coverage "Nazi propaganda," an accusation the club considers offensive and disproportionate. RMTV, which has established itself as the team's main means of communication, has used its programs to delve deeper into the club's internal conflicts, and the recent discussion with Tebas has become one of the most debated topics. The channel's journalist added that the relationship between Tebas and the president of Real Madrid is "worrying" given that the leader also holds the position of vice president of the Spanish Football Federation, which gives him additional power over the organization.
In the gathering, the commentator highlighted that the situation is not only a public dispute, but also involves a “personal issue” between the two presidents. It was noted that the president of Real Madrid, along with the vice president of the Federation, could have greater influence than the president of LaLiga himself, which adds complexity to the conflict. The club has stated that Tebas' criticism of the channel's coverage is unjustified and that the relationship between the two leaders must be resolved privately and professionally.
Real Madrid has stated that the “war” with LaLiga is not an isolated episode and that the tension is expected to continue in the coming days. The club maintains its position that media coverage must be objective and free of personal attacks. Meanwhile, RMTV will continue to analyze events and offer its perspective on the relationship between Real Madrid and LaLiga, with the expectation that the dispute will be resolved internally between the club and the federation.