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In a dramatic press conference, Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez confirmed that the club will hold elections, while also addressing speculation about José Mourinho’s potential return. “Mourinho? Not at this moment,” Pérez said, dismissing the rumors.
Pérez concluded the conference by stating, “I won’t leave until the members want me to.” He added, “The enemies of Real Madrid in the media are identified. When we play badly, let them say we play badly. But Florentino won’t leave until the members want. Those who want to run for office, let them run and explain how they will do better. That’s how I did before 2000, when even the dead voted. Are we going back to that stage? No. We are working to improve football and Real Madrid, and we will achieve many things.”
The announcement comes amid growing pressure on the club’s leadership, with Pérez challenging any potential candidates to step forward and present their plans. The elections are expected to take place in the coming months, as per the club’s statutes.
