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Fútbolgate.com stated that a curriculum that Javier Enríquez sent to referees to offer his services indicated that he had worked in the CTA between 1993 and 2015, and not as an external collaborator, as it appeared on his website. According to the outlet, the document also placed his work for FC Barcelona between 2013 and 2018, as opposed to the date of at least 2001 that, it pointed out, Joan Laporta and Josep Maria Bartomeu provided in court. The publication asserted that the referees who received the curriculum were aware of Enríquez's recent professional experience with Barcelona. It also indicated that he left the CTA in 2015, two years after starting his external collaboration with the club, and questioned whether anyone from the RFEF was aware of that dual role. Fútbolgate.com added that Enríquez accompanied referees between hotels, airports, and locker rooms from 1994 until February 2023, and that sometimes they stopped at a bar where he was. The outlet described his relationship with the CTA and the referees, through courses and accompaniment, as close and spanning about 30 years. #Fútbol #Barça #Arbitraje (translated)

Fútbolgate.com wrote that the on-field referee De Burgos Bengoetxea asked the VAR referee, Del Cerro Grande, to review Cucho's handball after the insistence of the Barça players. According to the publication, he indicated that this was what they were asking for. https://t.co/Vm0FgI2Ghw #Fútbol #VAR #Barça (translated)

Fútbolgate.com shared information from laSexta stating that the TAD could disqualify Javier Tebas for comparing Real Madrid's communication to Nazi Germany. The network pointed out that the CSD was working with the precedent from 2023, when, according to the information, the TAD disqualified Luis Rubiales. https://t.co/PyNveDLaHb #Fútbol #LaSexta #Tebas (translated)

Fútbolgate.com published an update about Álvaro Echevarría and the individuals who, according to the media, held influential positions at Movistar+. It stated that the platform fired Mono Burgos for a comment about Lamine Yamal and deleted a video in which Rodri harshly criticized Valencia. It also recalled that Florentino complained in 2021 about Movistar's treatment. The publication noted that Marc Murtra, CEO of Telefónica/Movistar, had said he was "very pro-Barça" and that his environment and family were as well. It described Álvaro Echevarría, director of the President's Office, as the brother of Alejandro Echevarría, whom it characterized as influential at Barça and the ex-brother-in-law of Laporta. Fútbolgate.com also identified Enric Rojas as a former partner of Gerard Piqué at Kosmos and director of Sports at Movistar Plus+; Gerard Guiu as an advisor to the platform and former executive at FC Barcelona; and Màrius Carol as an advisor, former director of La Vanguardia, and author of *El Barça, una passió sense fronteres*. Finally, it described Javier de Paz as deputy director to the president of Telefónica and president of Movistar Plus+. It added that he had been invited to the presidential box at FC Barcelona and had met there with Marc Murtra in the presence of Joan Laporta on different occasions. #MovistarPlus #FCBarcelona #Deportes (translated)

Fútbolgate.com stated that Álvaro Echeverría, director of the Office of the President of Telefónica, was the brother of Alejandro Echeverría, whom he described as Laporta's former brother-in-law and a man of his utmost trust, with influence at Barça. He also noted that Álvaro Echevarría was one of Marc Murtra's closest collaborators and one of the most influential figures within Telefónica. #Telefónica #FCBarcelona #Influencia (translated)

Fútbolgate.com reported that Mourinho, referring to Tebas's comments, said that he did not want to address the matter and that apologies were only acceptable if it was a clinical case. He added that, otherwise, there were no apologies, and that Madridismo understood what they were facing. https://t.co/fWeQHWtPzy #Mourinho #LaLiga #Fútbol (translated)

Fútbolgate.com published statements from Helguera in which he claimed that football was becoming corrupt and cited the case of Barcelona and Negreira as an example. He wondered if Real Madrid would have their league titles returned and what would happen to the teams that, according to him, were relegated by one or two points that Barcelona had taken away from them. Helguera also criticized the prominence of referees and their behavior, and referred to the press conference prior to the 2025 Cup final due to its references to Madrid. He argued that there were referee controversies every Sunday and that some expressions from the officials could provoke players. He also questioned the ability to talk about other areas but not about referees. https://t.co/dh1CnPZRbm #Fútbol #Corrupción #LaLiga (translated)

Fútbolgate.com stated that the Competition Committee applied different articles in two cases that, it pointed out, were similar and had exactly the same wording in the records. It added that, in Vinicius's case, the article applied prevented Real Madrid from appealing the sanction. https://t.co/Z7Xv3zSKsB #Fútbol #RealMadrid #Deporte (translated)

Fútbolgate.com reported that Mourinho criticized the schedule and felt that playing in Athens on Wednesday, arriving in Madrid at 5 in the morning, and playing a match in Valencia on Saturday, before the international break, made no sense. He also said that the situation showed, at the very least, a lack of respect from the RFEF and that he did not find it innocent. https://t.co/p7rCiKOrB0 #Mourinho #RFEF #fútbol (translated)

Fútbolgate.com published a table to differentiate the payments from FCB to companies controlled by Negreira from those related to Javier Enríquez. It indicated that between 2013 and 2018, two parallel payment circuits coexisted. https://t.co/SYjTAWBVee #FCB #LaLiga #Fútbol (translated)

Fútbolgate.com reported a new complaint to the Prosecutor's Office regarding the Negreira case. According to the media, the 26-page document focused on the referees' allowances and the associations of Javier Enríquez, and requested an investigation into possible crimes related to the collection of allowances and corruption in sports. https://t.co/t0nPkcciuO #Corrupción #Fútbol #Justicia (translated)

Fútbolgate.com cited CBS, which claimed that there were close ties between people from Manchester City related to a scandal and people from FCB linked to the Negreira case. It also stated that paying someone related to referees would be deemed suspicious anywhere in the world. https://t.co/sp5l72SA1h #Fútbol #Escándalo #Árbitros (translated)

"Following the communication made today by UEFA regarding the so-called 'Negreira case,' Real Madrid C. F. states the following..." "The complaint presented by our club includes abundant documentation and evidence about facts of extraordinary severity, which directly affect the integrity of the competition and trust in the refereeing system." "Real Madrid C. F. considers it essential that, once UEFA has this documentation, the investigation advances as swiftly as possible to its complete conclusion, and that the competent bodies make decisions according to the severity of the established facts." "Our club will continue to actively collaborate with UEFA and take all actions within its reach to clarify facts that it considers incompatible with the principles of integrity, transparency, and fair play that should govern European football." https://t.co/xuppclvgQ3 #RealMadrid #UEFA #Fútbol (translated)

#SkyNews Rob Harris, pregunta al director ejecutivo del Manchester City, Ferran Soriano: «¿Se disculpa usted ante los aficionados al fútbol? La Premier League habla de contratos “ficticios”; ¿es este un club “ficticio”?» https://t.co/BB8GtgxAAT #PremierLeague #ManchesterCity #Fútbol

#TheObjective "El CSD pagó a Albert Soler más de 14.000 euros en 76 desplazamientos hasta su casa" "El organismo abonó viajes de su director general con importes que llegaron a superar los 300 euros en un solo trayecto" https://t.co/CPUd3XLwJQ #CSD #AlbertSoler #corrupción