Javier Tebas faces reported CSD review over Real Madrid TV remarks, but no formal disciplinary case or sanction has yet been confirmed.

Spain's Consejo Superior de Deportes (CSD) is considering whether to act ex officio following remarks made by LaLiga president Javier Tebas regarding Real Madrid TV. On October 16, Tebas compared the club channel's communication methods to propaganda techniques used in Nazi Germany, specifying that his comparison targeted communication tactics rather than an ideology or Real Madrid supporters.
Following the remarks, Real Madrid demanded Tebas's immediate resignation from his roles at LaLiga and the Spanish federation. Tebas expressed surprise on social media platform X, urging the CSD to examine his exact words and past precedents, while no formal disciplinary proceedings have yet been opened.
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