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Real Madrid President Florentino Pérez Signals Move to Modernize Club Statutes
Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez announced plans to push for reforms to the club’s statutes during a special general meeting. While he did not directly address reports of changing the ownership structure to allow private investment, the update comes as the world’s most valuable football club considers future governance changes.
Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez said on Sunday that he intends to pursue changes to the club’s statutes during a special general meeting to be convened soon, following discussions at the club’s general assembly.
Pérez did not directly address reports suggesting he may propose adjustments to the club’s ownership model that would allow private investment.
Founded 123 years ago, Real Madrid remains the world’s most valuable football club, with Forbes valuing the institution at US$6.75 billion.
