Spain’s National Sports Council has asked the sports tribunal to examine Tebas’ comparison of Real Madrid TV’s tactics to Nazi propaganda, following the club’s demand for his resignation.

Spain's National Sports Council has referred La Liga president Javier Tebas to the country's sports tribunal following controversial comments he made about Real Madrid TV. Tebas compared the channel's tactics regarding refereeing decisions to Nazi propaganda under Joseph Goebbels. Real Madrid subsequently released an official statement demanding Tebas' immediate resignation, labeling his remarks unprofessional and biased.
The sports tribunal will assess whether the statements violate sporting dignity and decorum under Article 76.4.b of Spain's Law on Sport. If found guilty of a serious infraction, Tebas could face sanctions including warnings, fines, or a potential suspension, despite his clarification that the remarks were not directed at the club's identity or supporters.
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