Javier Tebas, president of LaLigaspoke this Monday about the letter published last week by Miguel Angel Gil Marin, CEO of Atletico Madridwhere he reflects on the derby arbitration performance of Copa del Rey he is new Real Madrid where his team was eliminated, and said that he does not believe that referees benefit the white club or other teams.
In the letter published by Miguel Angel Gil Marinthe manager of Atlético assured that the club he leads Florentino Perez It has “a very strong environment, with a lot of interest around it and it creates such pressure that it normally affects the people who have to make decisions.”
javier thebes He gave his opinion about that letter when asked by the media during his attendance at the awards gala of Sports Press Association of Madrid. “I don’t think the referees benefit Real Madrid. Gil Marín spoke not referring to the referees, but to a media environment that always happens to the greats. I was struck by what (former referee Eduardo) Iturralde said about that “white bus” because he criticized it. Gil Marin but they said there is a bus. They took something out of context, but I am convinced that the referees do not benefit Madrid or the other teams,” said Tebas, who said he was not surprised by the clubs’ statements.
“The statements from the clubs do not surprise me. The Athletic and its CEO has the right to say what they want and also in something that I think has nothing to do with the referees, but with the media pressure built around the greats. entering Barcelona and in Madrid“, said.
One of the issues of concern javier thebes are the acts of racism which happens in some stadiums. “We have been denounced in the courts because we disagree with some of the opinions of prosecutors in previous cases. I encourage Real Madrid to join us in the complaint in the case of Vinicius in Valladolid, which is going to open, because it is important that the clubs are also there, that it is not just LaLiga that is in that legal complaint so that there is a very clear criterion in the courts on this issue,” he said.
The supreme ruler of The league He also analyzed the economic condition of those barcelona, who have not yet enrolled Gavi using the first team card.
“The issue of non-registration with Gavi is a consequence of the fact that it is a registration that will take effect next season and has no effect for six months. The registration may be denied due to the expected deficit of the next season Barcelona they are more than 200 million euros so far. So it seems inappropriate to accept that registration,” he said.
“Regarding the registrations you can do now, it is true that you have value for the savings made for Pique and by Memphis, but Barcelona will have to decide. I think it is important that we remember what the vice president of Barcelona said to Assembly June and also in the ordinary Assembly, to reduce the wage bill. From 600 million, lower it to 400 and I think he said a little more. Let’s see when we start,” he stressed.
Regarding the alleged violation committed by Daniel Alvesa fact that keeps the Brazilian in pre-trial detention, javier thebes he said he was “disappointed.” “Of course, everyone has to pay, if the facts are proven, with their consequences. And these issues are not a joke, it is not a night game, and if he commits, as it seems, a violation , that the weight of the law is on him”, commented.
Finally, Thebes spoke about ‘Kings League’, the competition for social networks created by Gerard Piqué in which former soccer players and ‘youtubers’ participate, and said “it has no comparison” to traditional football.
“It’s comparing things… which seems very good to me because of Gerard Pique and by Ibai (Llanos, ‘streamer’), but this is a ‘youtubers’ phenomenon. Why no ‘Kings League’ yesterday? Do we know why there was no ‘Kings League’ yesterday? Because there is a very important event among ‘youtubers’ Mexico. This is something else. I am happy for them and that they are doing very well, but it has nothing to do with us,” he concluded.
Source: La Verdad
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