At 12:30 am the Real Madrid This Monday at Las Rozas City facilities for meeting at Arbitral estate. There, in facilities that have the technical committee of referees, they will see Var talks of previous Spanish-real Madrid, starting with the dialogue between the referee of that meeting, Muñiz Ruiz, and the jury of Var, Churches Villanueva, playing Carlos Torres’ hard entry to Kylian Mbappé, an action they did not punish with expulsion.
A front where five people present will be the first. In part of Real Madrid, the delegation will lead two people with special importance to the current board of directors. In fact they are close to President Florentino Pérez. On the one hand the Board Secretary, José luis del vallewho signed the hard statement sent last day 3 by the White Club to the RFEF and the CSD against the arbitration estate. Laliga document preceded before the RFEF Discipline Committee and it will be Wednesday when they must decide if they will open an extraordinary procedure. In addition, another of the people of the president’s most perpetual confidence will be accompanied by him. This is the Director General Sports, José Angel SánchezAs well as the Board of Directors since the last Florentino resistance as President until 2029.
Three people will develop a delegation of arbitration led by the president of the estate, Luis Medina Cantalejo. It will also accompany the presidency and former college, Rubinos Pérez and the leader of the Var in the Spanish Professional League and former collegiate, Carlos Clos Gómez.
We can see if Real Madrid is taking advantage of this meeting for the varing view of other plays, such as the penalty of the last derby against the Atlético de Madrid or Osasuna Mallorca on Saturday. From CTA they always said they were open to show everything any club needed. They don’t want to hide. In addition, the visit can be used to visit Vor facilities, which are also inside the football city itself.
Source: La Verdad
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