Real Madrid, according to Spanish media, is asking UEFA for the strictest measures against Barcelona if the accusations in the case of “Negreiro” prove to be founded.
New details related to the case “Negreira” they shook up Spanish football again, and according to the Madrid papers AS and March, Real Madrid asks UEFA for serious sanctions for Barcelona.
According to the aforementioned media, the Madrid club submitted a kind of petition to the European football organization in which it requests the strictest possible measures if the accusations against the Catalan club prove to be founded.
Among the requirements, according to that information, are expulsion of Barcelona from European competitionsbut also confiscation of domestic trophies won in the period of 2001 to 2018.
The investigation has been going on for years
The case refers to the allegations according to which Barcelona during the mentioned period, paid money through intermediary companies Jose Negreiraformer vice-president of the Technical Committee of Judges in Spain.
Because of those accusations, an investigation has been going on for a long time, which has attracted a lot of attention from the sports public in Spain and throughout Europe.
23 domestic trophies could be up for grabs
If the requirements they write about AS and March were accepted, Barcelona could be left without a large number of trophies won from that period.
Between 2001 and 2018, the Catalan club won:
- nine Spanish championship titles
- six Copa del Rey trophies
- eight titles in the Spanish Super Cup
In addition to success on the domestic stage, in the same period Barcelona also won four Champions Leagues, three UEFA Super Cups you three world club championship titles.
Barcelona continued with success on the field
Despite the current legal and sports controversies, Barcelona also showed strength on the field in the recently concluded season.
The Catalan club defended the title of champion of Spain by winning 94 pointswhich was eight more than second-placed Real Madrid.
Investigation into the case “Negreira” is still ongoing, and it remains to be seen whether UEFA will make decisions that could have far-reaching consequences for one of the most trophy-winning clubs in European football, reports N1.
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