Real Madrid's efforts surrounding the Negreira case have reportedly intensified in recent weeks, with Florentino Pérez making the matter one of the key issues of his election campaign and institutional agenda.

According to reports, the meetings and photographs involving Florentino Pérez, Gianni Infantino, and Aleksander Ceferin were not merely symbolic. Beyond the electoral context, they were also intended to reinforce Real Madrid's position regarding the Negreira case and its potential sporting consequences.

The evolving relationship between Real Madrid and UEFA is reportedly part of a broader alignment on several important issues affecting European football, both on and off the pitch.

At the center of the matter is the extensive dossier prepared by Real Madrid over recent months, which has now reportedly been delivered to UEFA headquarters. The European governing body remains the institution with the authority to impose sporting sanctions related to the case.

According to the report, Real Madrid's complaint goes beyond seeking a potential exclusion of Barcelona from European competitions. The club is also requesting that titles won during the period under investigation be removed from Barcelona's official record.

UEFA has not formally closed the case and has been monitoring developments while legal proceedings continue. The next step will depend on how the governing body evaluates the evidence and arguments presented in Real Madrid's submission.

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