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Barcelona president Joan Laporta has taken aim at Real Madrid once again and has spoken out after a date was set for the two clubs to meet in court. The Catalans have threatened legal action against Florentino Perez following his…

Barcelona president Joan Laporta has criticized Real Madrid, accusing them of attacking his club whenever they speak publicly. Laporta confirmed that legal action has been initiated following earlier comments made by Real Madrid president Florentino Perez, stating that Barcelona could no longer tolerate the distortion of the truth.
Laporta noted that relations between the two clubs have completely broken down, specifically criticizing Real Madrid's involvement in the Negreira case. The two sides are scheduled to meet in a Madrid court on November 25 for a conciliation hearing.
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