A Spanish news report stated that a summit meeting will be held next Wednesday to discuss the arbitration issue in Spain.

The Spanish newspaper 'Marca' mentioned that Real Madrid, La Liga, and the Spanish Football Federation will meet on Wednesday to find a solution to the arbitration problem in Spain.

The source added that the Spanish Football Federation is publicly changing the arbitration system, and La Liga, led by Javier Tebas, aims for arbitration to have an independent body.

The source indicated that Real Madrid does not trust the individuals currently responsible for arbitration in Spain, and they want clarity on when and how the video technology is applied, as well as understanding how images are selected to make decisions.

The source concluded that the president of the Spanish Football Federation is striving for transparency in arbitration and aims to make everything happening around the referees public and known. Some within the federation believe that change should start with training referees.