A media report stated that Real Madrid has decided to create a new position as part of a comprehensive restructuring plan expected to be implemented in 2026, reflecting the club's move towards a more modern administrative model that is open to external investors.

According to the website "Vozpópuli," these changes are part of a strategic vision led by the club president Florentino Pérez, aimed at enhancing financial sustainability and expanding the funding base, especially in light of the major projects the club is working on, foremost among them the investment in the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium.

The source added that the Moroccan Anas Lghrari, the right-hand man of Florentino Pérez and one of his top financial advisors, is the frontrunner to take on the role of CEO, a new position set to be established soon in the management of the royal club.

This step is expected to mark a historic transformation in Real Madrid's administrative structure, especially as it paves the way for a measured openness to external investors, while maintaining the balance between economic ambition and the sporting success that has distinguished the royal club throughout its history.