Real Madrid has formally requested that La Liga president Javier Tebas step down from his position following recent comments he made regarding the club’s official media outlet. Tebas drew a comparison between Real Madrid TV and the propaganda tactics used by Joseph Goebbels, the Minister of Propaganda in Nazi Germany, during an interview discussing the club's coverage of refereeing decisions.

In an official statement, Real Madrid expressed deep indignation, labeling the comparison as "unacceptable" and a direct attack on the club's reputation. The club argued that such rhetoric is unbecoming of a league president and undermines the neutrality required to oversee Spanish professional football. Real Madrid has been vocal in its criticism of officiating in La Liga, frequently using its television channel to highlight perceived errors, which has been a recurring point of friction between the club and the league’s governing body.

While Real Madrid views the resignation demand as a necessary response to Tebas's inflammatory language, the league has not yet indicated that Tebas intends to step down. The incident highlights the ongoing tension between the league's administration and its most prominent club, with the dispute centering on the boundaries of institutional criticism and the professional conduct expected of league officials. As of now, the situation remains a point of significant contention within Spanish sports media, with observers noting that the escalation reflects a broader breakdown in the relationship between the club and the league's executive leadership.