Real Madrid continues its legal actions in the Negreira case, as press reports indicate that the club is preparing a comprehensive report to be sent to the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) to prove that it has suffered refereeing harm spanning more than 20 years during the well-known Negreira case.

According to reports, the report being prepared by the club includes videos, documents, and detailed examples that Real Madrid believes demonstrate the impact of refereeing decisions that, from their perspective, were unfair.

The report is expected to reach FIFA's offices in the coming days, marking a new step in the club's ongoing efforts to defend its position in one of the most controversial cases in Spanish football.

The case dates back to investigations into FC Barcelona after it paid approximately 1.4 million euros to a company owned by José María Enríquez Negreira, the former vice president of the Spanish referees committee, in exchange for what was described as "refereeing consultancy." These payments sparked widespread questions and accusations regarding the potential influence on refereeing decisions during those years.