
The Spanish Association of Referees Issues an Official Statement Regarding the Negreira Case and Real Madrid Videos
The Spanish Association of Referees officially announced its involvement in two important cases that are occupying the sports community in Spain, namely the Negreira case concerning payments made by FC Barcelona to a former official in the referees' committee, and the case of the videos broadcast by Real Madrid TV which raised controversy over the integrity of referees.
The association confirmed in an official statement its complete rejection of the accusations directed at referees in the Negreira case, emphasizing that referees make their decisions independently and are not influenced by any external pressures, and that it will defend the honor and integrity of referees in court.
The association also welcomed the ruling issued by the Administrative Court in Madrid to reopen the investigation into the Real Madrid TV videos, considering that this case affects the reputation and independence of referees in football, and rejected any attempt to undermine their credibility.
In conclusion, the association confirmed that it will follow the necessary legal procedures to defend the rights of referees and protect them from any threats that may affect their reputation or independence in their work.
The association confirmed in an official statement its complete rejection of the accusations directed at referees in the Negreira case, emphasizing that referees make their decisions independently and are not influenced by any external pressures, and that it will defend the honor and integrity of referees in court.
The association also welcomed the ruling issued by the Administrative Court in Madrid to reopen the investigation into the Real Madrid TV videos, considering that this case affects the reputation and independence of referees in football, and rejected any attempt to undermine their credibility.
In conclusion, the association confirmed that it will follow the necessary legal procedures to defend the rights of referees and protect them from any threats that may affect their reputation or independence in their work.