Real Madrid President Florentino Perez has formally requested that UEFA strip Barcelona of their titles in light of the Negreira case, which involves alleged payments made by Barcelona to a former refereeing official. This demand intensifies the controversy surrounding the Spanish football club.

Real Madrid awaits legislative protection to resume concerts at its stadium, while local associations, whose defense is handled by the same law firm as Barça in the Negreira case, demand more donations to continue their legal battle.

Barcelona interim president Rafa Yuste fiercely responded to Real Madrid president Florentino Perez's strong accusations against the Catalan club regarding the Negreira case, calling them 'pathetic and full of lies'.

FC Barcelona has been declared as an investigated party in the Negreira case, with the club's treasurer appearing on its behalf.

The judge overseeing the Negreira case has decided to extend the proceedings once again for another six months, according to the EFE agency, which accessed a court order dated February 18.The extensio...

Real Madrid, under newly re-elected president Florentino Perez, is reportedly stepping up its campaign against Barcelona concerning the Negreira case, placing the Catalan club once again at the center of Real Madrid's political agenda.

A report indicates that Real Madrid is convinced UEFA will impose sanctions on Barcelona regarding the Negreira case, following strong statements from Real Madrid president Florentino Perez.

Real Madrid coach Álvaro Arbeloa has publicly supported President Florentino Pérez's assertion of 'seven stolen leagues' and defended his players. Arbeloa also labeled the Negreira case as the 'biggest scandal in football history.'

Former FC Barcelona president Josep Maria Bartomeu is defending his legacy as multiple judicial cases, including Barçagate and the Negreira case, approach their final stages in court.

Real Madrid president Florentino Perez spoke about the upcoming club elections, his competitor Enrique Riquelme, the Negreira case, Jose Mourinho, and Vinicius Jr.'s contract renewal.

UEFA will wait for a court ruling on the Negreira case, despite Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez announcing that a dossier had been sent to the European body to intervene, indicating no decision will be made until the tribunals issue a sentence.

The CTA has punished a referee following scathing comments from Real Madrid regarding the ongoing Negreira case, in which Barcelona is accused of sporting corruption.