Real Madrid has formally submitted a substantial dossier to UEFA concerning payments made by FC Barcelona to a former vice-president of Spain's referees' committee. The club has described the evidence within the dossier as being of "extraordinary gravity."
This action by Real Madrid escalates the ongoing investigation into Barcelona's financial dealings and potential influence over refereeing decisions. The submission of this detailed evidence to European football's governing body indicates Real Madrid's intent to ensure a thorough examination of the allegations against their rivals.
Real Madrid Submits 'Extraordinary Gravity' Dossier to UEFA on Barcelona Payments
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