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Real Madrid are reportedly “convinced” that UEFA will take action against Barcelona after sending in a dossier regarding the Negreira Case to Europe’s governing body. UEFA issued a statement on Thursday to confirm receipt of the information from Los Blancos…

Real Madrid are reportedly convinced that UEFA will penalize Barcelona after submitting a detailed dossier concerning the Negreira Case to European football's governing body. UEFA confirmed receipt of the documents on Thursday, prompting Real Madrid to call for the matter to be handled with the utmost urgency.
According to Mundo Deportivo, Real Madrid believe Barcelona's payments violate UEFA's code of ethics, and Florentino Perez reportedly hopes Barcelona will face a European ban and stripped titles. However, Barcelona clarified in a statement that UEFA has not reopened proceedings against them and noted they are awaiting the criminal trial in Spain.
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