Perez prioritises changing Real Madrid's legal structure

Florentino Pérez, president of Real Madrid, is continuing to work on a project to change the club's legal structure, making it a top priority over the next four years following his election victory last June.

According to "Mundo Deportivo", Anas Lagari, a close associate of Florentino, will take the primary responsibility for the commercial company that the club plans to establish, which is estimated to have an initial value of around 10 billion euros.

Real Madrid is expected to hold between 80 and 90% of the company's shares, with an external party taking a stake of between 5 and 10%, through an investment ranging from 500 million to 1 billion euros, allowing the club to avoid becoming a sports joint-stock company.

The project requires approval from the general assembly before being put to a vote among club members. It is worth noting that the company is already registered under the name Real Madrid Madridstás SL, and Ángel Sánchez serves as its sole director.

Perez aims to shift the club's main activities to the new company, allowing for a management model that relies less on direct intervention from the president of Real Madrid.