Perez wants to sell Real’s shares
Real Madrid supporters had been slowly simmering in anticipation ahead of the presidential elections, but what has happened less than 24 hours after the polls closed can comfortably be described as collective euphoria and excitement—perhaps even greater than the anticipation surrounding Kylian Mbappe’s long-awaited signing for Los Blancos. Florentino Perez defeated Enrique Riquelme and secured another term in office, but he will not have much time to celebrate and enjoy the victory. The promises he made during the campaign must begin to be fulfilled almost immediately. All eyes are fixed on what the veteran president said three days ago:“I have some news for you. On Tuesday, I will submit a significant offer to a Champions League club for a world-class player. It would be the largest transfer fee Real Madrid has ever paid in its history—around 150 million euros. The name? I can’t tell you anything more, I’m only giving you a hint of what we’re going to do.”Florentino wins Real Madrid e..