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[David Álvarez @DAlvarez1976]

Cuando Ancelotti llegó del Everton para su segunda etapa en el RM, el aparato mediáticoy los ejjjjpertos en fútbol mundial dijeron que ya estaba acabado y que, por supuesto, fracasaría al ser una solución a la desesperada y sin proyecto.
Dos Champions más. 😘

[ATL Jaycobs @Welisville]

The moment you see them blaming someone just know Mbappe is ghosting.

Now they have found a new young guy to destroy his career "Doue"

Vini is no longer the problem

Everyone is the problem but Mbappe

[Ose Mbeti @OseMbeti52698]

@Lemonbriz

[Noodle (fan) @vini_ball]

Real Madrid fans in 1957

[mh @mxris13]

@UTDTrey A little harsh tbh

[LBW @losblancoswrld]

You're in your 20s crying all day about Real Madrid. Go home, your parents, friends, go swimming, go to the beach, enjoy your life man

[Ahead of the Curve @mediocentr0]

Nobody likes you

[mh @mxris13]

@WenyMadrid Because no one can touch Perez

[mh @mxris13]

@RicoSuave26jt @nickmetreveli Well that’s what I’m saying. It’s hard to believe that despite seeing so much success under Perez there are Madrid fans that want him out. They are either blind or fans of other teams

[Makedon Akritas 🇬🇷🇨🇾🇪🇺 @Makedon_Akritas]

@turkic_facts

[Cars with Moses @FactMoses]

24 May 2014 until 1 June 2024, Madrid won 6 UCLs.

That's more than Berlusconi achieved in his entire tenure as Milan President. Every club wishes they had even a piece of success Pérez has achieved, even the current champions of England wish they had the success Madrid has had over 2018.

[mh @mxris13]

@FactMoses @IkerSnchez0 @nickmetreveli He’s living in a make believe world clouded with delusions of the anti-Perez agenda

[mh @mxris13]

@nickmetreveli But Nick Metreveli on twitter has “Perez out” written in his bio. Give me a break……

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

Real Madrid hasn't won a major trophy in two years. It just became the highest-earning sports team in history anyway, beating the Dallas Cowboys. The man behind it isn't a coach or a player. He builds skyscrapers for a living, and he doesn't even own the club.

His name is Florentino Pérez, and he runs the biggest construction company in Spain, one of the largest anywhere. Real Madrid belongs to its fans, about 90,000 of them, who vote every few years on who runs the place. This Sunday they picked him again. It was the first time in twenty years that anyone even ran against him, and he'll be in charge until 2030.

His smartest move had nothing to do with football. When he took over in 2000, the club was buried under close to 300 million euros of debt. So he talked the city into letting developers build office towers on Real Madrid's old training ground. The land sold, four skyscrapers went up that still stand on the Madrid skyline, and the debt was gone almost overnight, with plenty left to start buying the best players alive. (Years later the EU looked into whether the city had overpaid on purpose to bail the club out. Nothing came of it.)

Then came the players fans still argue about, one global superstar nearly every summer: Figo, Zidane, Ronaldo, Beckham. Pérez never pretended it was only about football. When his marketing chief heard Manchester United would sell Beckham for about 35 million euros, he called Pérez yelling that it was a steal. United had priced a footballer. Madrid was buying a worldwide brand it figured was worth ten times more in shirts and sponsorship deals. Within a year of signing him, Madrid had passed United as the most profitable club on earth. Pérez wanted his club to run like Ferrari, a name so strong the money keeps coming whether you win on Saturday or not.

The new stadium is the same idea in concrete. He spent 1.3 billion euros rebuilding it over one thing that bugged him: a football ground hosts maybe 25 games a year and sits dark the other 340 days. His version barely sleeps. It hosts concerts and tours now, and last November it held an American football game. The pitch even slides underground so the place can be rented out without wrecking the grass. Running flat out, it's built to bring in close to a million euros a day.

He has still won plenty on the field, seven Champions League titles across his two spells, from Zidane's famous volley in 2002 to the trophies in 2022 and 2024. But the number that explains him best is simpler. Last year, with nothing big to show for it on the pitch, the club's value still climbed 41 percent. So this week 90,000 fans gave him four more years, and he still doesn't own a single share of the club he turned into the highest-earning team in world sport.

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

Real Madrid hasn't won a major trophy in two years. It just became the highest-earning sports team in history anyway, beating the Dallas Cowboys. The man behind it isn't a coach or a player. He builds skyscrapers for a living, and he doesn't even own the club.

His name is Florentino Pérez, and he runs the biggest construction company in Spain, one of the largest anywhere. Real Madrid belongs to its fans, about 90,000 of them, who vote every few years on who runs the place. This Sunday they picked him again. It was the first time in twenty years that anyone even ran against him, and he'll be in charge until 2030.

His smartest move had nothing to do with football. When he took over in 2000, the club was buried under close to 300 million euros of debt. So he talked the city into letting developers build office towers on Real Madrid's old training ground. The land sold, four skyscrapers went up that still stand on the Madrid skyline, and the debt was gone almost overnight, with plenty left to start buying the best players alive. (Years later the EU looked into whether the city had overpaid on purpose to bail the club out. Nothing came of it.)

Then came the players fans still argue about, one global superstar nearly every summer: Figo, Zidane, Ronaldo, Beckham. Pérez never pretended it was only about football. When his marketing chief heard Manchester United would sell Beckham for about 35 million euros, he called Pérez yelling that it was a steal. United had priced a footballer. Madrid was buying a worldwide brand it figured was worth ten times more in shirts and sponsorship deals. Within a year of signing him, Madrid had passed United as the most profitable club on earth. Pérez wanted his club to run like Ferrari, a name so strong the money keeps coming whether you win on Saturday or not.

The new stadium is the same idea in concrete. He spent 1.3 billion euros rebuilding it over one thing that bugged him: a football ground hosts maybe 25 games a year and sits dark the other 340 days. His version barely sleeps. It hosts concerts and tours now, and last November it held an American football game. The pitch even slides underground so the place can be rented out without wrecking the grass. Running flat out, it's built to bring in close to a million euros a day.

He has still won plenty on the field, seven Champions League titles across his two spells, from Zidane's famous volley in 2002 to the trophies in 2022 and 2024. But the number that explains him best is simpler. Last year, with nothing big to show for it on the pitch, the club's value still climbed 41 percent. So this week 90,000 fans gave him four more years, and he still doesn't own a single share of the club he turned into the highest-earning team in world sport.

[Newton @Biggnewton]

POV: Yamal’s father after Benzema scored the opening goal in 2018 UCL final😂😂

[Yasujiro Mizoguchi @YasujiroOficial]

Los enemigos del Real Madrid están coronando ya a Riquelme como presidente dentro de cuatro años. Les voy a hacer ya un spoiler de lo que va a ocurrir en 2030. Si Florentino Pérez no se presenta, apoyará a otro candidato, que será el que ganará las elecciones. Enrique Riquelme nunca será presidente del Real Madrid. Guarden este tuit.

[Madrid Xtra @MadridXtra]

🚨 Antonio Rüdiger on IG.

[mh @mxris13]

@nickmetreveli More discrediting. Instead of having pride of being the best team of all time and of the last 20 years you look for reasons to hate everything that has made us successful.

I’m telling you, you’d be happier supporting another team

[mh @mxris13]

@nickmetreveli If you want to pretend that the only good decisions were during the three peat (and for whatever reason use that as a reason to discredit Perez) that’s on you but I’m not going to play along with your games of make-believe

[mh @mxris13]

@nickmetreveli The decision making of the most successful board of all time that has been in office for most of your life

Like I said it’s hard to believe you’re a fan because this is nothing new so you either weren’t paying attention all this time or you aren’t a fan