Another chapter in the clashes between Javier Tebas, president of La Liga, and Real Madrid.This time, it all stems from two articles in 'El Debate', which detailed Real Madrid TV's complaints about th…

LaLiga president Javier Tebas has drawn widespread controversy after publicly comparing Real Madrid's media tactics to the propaganda methods used in Nazi Germany. Tebas specifically targeted Real Madrid TV, claiming that its broadcast strategy mirrors the tactics employed by Joseph Goebbels, including systematic repetition, creating an enemy, and prioritizing narrative over facts.
Following the remarks, Spain's Higher Sports Council (CSD) filed a formal complaint referring Tebas to the Administrative Tribunal for Sport (TAD) to assess whether his comments violated sporting dignity. Tebas faces potential disciplinary action, including a possible ban, but pushed back by claiming any pretext would have been used against him.
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