Real Madrid president, Florentino Perez, criticized the emergence of European clubs who receive financial support from the state.
He satirizes Paris Saint-Germain, which is owned by Qatar Sports Investment (QSI), who rejected a € 200 million offer The whites for Kylian Mbappe.
In addition to the QSI-backed PSG, Manchester City is also owned by Sheikh Mansour of the United Arab Emirates, and Newcastle United which was recently acquired by the United Arab Emirates. Public Investment Fund (PIF), Saudi Arabia’s state-owned investment fund manager.
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Speaking before the Real Madrid board, quoted Sports world, Perez said: “We are trying to bring in the best players, but we have to be able to buy them.”
“Now, even [jika] we offered €200 million, they won’t let players go.”
“When their contracts run out, the conditions are better, but now there are a lot of state-funded clubs and they don’t want to sell you players.”
“I’m fighting for management [finansial klub] be the main thing, not the channel of money from external sources.”
“There will come a time when the top 30 clubs in Europe will be owned by the state.”
“This is not the spirit of the European Union. I was here against him and I’ve been fighting him since I arrived here.”
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