The RFEF president, Rafael Louzán, revealed that Florentino Pérez asked him to intervene in refereeing matters, claiming that Real Madrid lost titles due to unfair decisions. The conversation took place in January 2024 during the Spanish Super Cup in Saudi Arabia.

Spanish football federation [RFEF] president Rafael Louzán has claimed Florentino Pérez told him he'd like to bring English referees to Spain.

Florentino Perez, the Real Madrid president, has told one of the most senior figures in Spanish football that he wants to bring English referees to the country to improve the standard of officiating.

Barcelona president Joan Laporta offered a sarcastic response when questioned about recent remarks made by Rafael Louzan, the newly appointed president of the Royal Spanish Football

Real Madrid is experiencing another golden era with a group of players who make a difference in every match. Although the start of the season wasn't easy,

Florentino Pérez fears that Real Madrid will lose one of the central defenders he so wanted for the White House.

Whether it be landing coveted free agents like Kylian Mbappe or using his team's venue for Taylor Swift concerts, Real Madrid are showing how to excel in every facet possible

Former Wolfsburg chairman Francisco Garcia Sanz has joined Real Madrid’s board in one of four new additions following president Florentino Perez’s re-election. Perez was re-elected as Madrid president for a fifth successive term on Sunday after standing uncontested.

Real Madrid are navigating a challenging season, and despite several setbacks, club president Florentino Perez has made the unexpected decision not to make any signings in the winter transfer window,

Carlo Ancelotti says he plans to spend four more years together with Florentino Perez after the Real Madrid president was re-elected for a fresh term. Perez was re-elected as Madrid president for a fifth successive term on Sunday after standing uncontested.

Florentino Perez is set to start his new term as the Real Madrid president next week. Los Blancos started their presidential election process on January 7. As o

RFEF president Rafael Louzan has opened up about the complaints he received from Real Madrid president Florentino Perez about the refereeing in Spain.