Real Madrid: Florentino Pérez Refuses to Resign and Calls for New Elections
On Tuesday, May 12, Real Madrid President Florentino Pérez announced that he will not resign from his position, while also calling for new elections within the club, in which he intends to run again.
A President Who Holds On to His Position
During a press conference, Florentino Pérez was unequivocal: “I will not resign,” he stated, despite the club’s second consecutive season without any major titles.
The Spanish leader also condemned what he termed an “absurd” campaign targeting both him and Real Madrid.
A Season Without Trophies for Real Madrid
This declaration comes at a challenging time for the Merengue club, which is finishing another season without any trophies—a situation that is quite unusual for an institution accustomed to national and European success.
Towards New Elections Within the Club
While ruling out the idea of stepping down, Florentino Pérez has proposed organizing new elections, confirming his willingness to run again.
This initiative comes as internal debates arise regarding the governance and future of the club, within a climate of sporting and institutional questioning.
