Real Madrid responds to Laporta with a video: "Which is the regime's team?"

Real Madrid did not sit idly by after the expected appearance this Monday by the president of Barcelona, ​​Joan Laporta, in which he gave explanations about what is known as the ‘Negreira case’.

Throughout his speech, Laporta wanted to defend the innocence of the club, he stated that all payments “are documented in the club’s accounts at least during my presidency” and he has also criticized the attitude of Javier Tebas, president of LaLiga .

However, when the Blaugrana president has been more forceful and critical it has been when he has spoken about Real Madrid, stating that the white club “has carried out an unprecedented exercise in cynicism”.

He has assured that “for seven decades, the majority of the presidents of the referees have been either ex-partners or ex-directors of Real Madrid and they have benefited”. “It has been considered the club of the current regime”, Laporta stressed, and the white club has responded to these words with a video published on social networks.

In said video, Real Madrid includes Joan Laporta’s statements and then exposes a series of images with the intention of denying the words of the Blaugrana president.

“The Camp Nou was inaugurated by Franco’s General Minister, José Solís Ruiz”, “Barcelona awarded Franco the gold and diamond insignia”, “Barcelona awarded Franco three times” or “with Franco, at Real Madrid it took him 15 years to win a League” are some of the statements made by the white club in said video, which has not taken long to be widely commented.

After Laporta’s appearance, there have been many who have recalled that both the Blaugrana president and the Real Madrid president will meet this Wednesday in the League Assembly, in which the Catalan will give explanations about the Negreira case to the 42 clubs of the Spanish professional football.

However, Mundo Deportivo points out that Florentino Pérez will not attend said Assembly, so the expected meeting between the two presidents will not take place just two days after Joan Laporta’s statements and Real Madrid’s response.