According to Diario AS, Real Madrid has filed a complaint with UEFA regarding the Negreira case, demanding penalties for Barcelona and the revocation of all their titles from the relevant years.
During the Real Madrid elections, many names were mentioned as potential players to join Real Madrid. The day after the voting concluded, Florentino won with a clear 65-35 advantage. The reality is that Mourinho will soon be unveiled as the new head coach, Konate and Dumfries have both agreed to become Real Madrid players, and Nico Paz will return to the club that supported his development. On this basis, the next step is to rebuild and assemble the squad, but beyond that, there is an absolute reality: the name of the archenemy, which is Barcelona.
Florentino's actions in the weeks leading up to the vote and throughout the campaign were mostly aimed at pushing for an exemplary punishment for the Catalan club due to the Negreira case. His photo with Infantino and Ceferin a few days ago was no coincidence; besides garnering votes, he also hoped to find support for Real Madrid's ongoing sporting appeal.
The change in the script of Real Madrid's relationship with UEFA is part of a full understanding between the two parties on many key issues in European football, some of which involve business, and more involve the sporting aspect. This includes the integrity of the game and finding a legal framework that truly guarantees that sporting achievements dominate decision-making and the pursuit of championships.
The famous dossier, letter, or report that Real Madrid prepared in recent months has been sent to UEFA headquarters. UEFA is the only body authorized to penalize Barcelona for what Ceferin called in 2023 "the most serious case I have ever seen in football."
According to admissions from Valdebebas, in this reasoned complaint with clear evidence, Real Madrid is demanding more than just a penalty for Barcelona that would prevent them from participating in European competitions. Real Madrid's demand goes further: it hopes that the titles Barcelona won in those years will be removed from the historical record, so that the Blaugrana can no longer boast about these championships.
UEFA has never, at any point, closed this matter. Once the case entered judicial proceedings, UEFA was forced to temporarily set it aside, awaiting a ruling. UEFA has been monitoring the situation, and now it remains to be seen what stance UEFA will take in response to Real Madrid's sporting appeal.