“I don’t know him.” Perez mocks Riquelme and confirms. I learned from the election

After announcing his landslide victory in the presidential election, Real Madrid’s re-elected president Florentino Perez appeared live on the phone with TV show El Chiringuito, where he launched a scathing attack on the media, accusing them of conspiring against him, while mocking his rival Enrique Riquelme, saying:

In a phone conversation with host Josep Pedrol, Perez seems to be in high spirits, sarcastically commenting on the celebratory atmosphere, saying:

A move I’ve been watching

Peres launched a sharp attack on the “organized campaign” against him, saying: “It was a movement that I already controlled by cooperating with some media.”

He added in a sarcastic tone. “And I said, come on, everybody, come out, and everybody came out. Since then we know… So relax not only me but also the members of Real Madrid”, which clearly indicates that the fans have identified and rejected this campaign.

A lesson from the elections

Peres admitted that he is “very satisfied” with the result, stressing that he learned an important lesson from this election campaign.

He said: “First, I learned a lesson about Real Madrid and that someone made a mistake when they were promoted,” presumably referring to his rival Riquelme, who received 35% of the vote.

The basis for winning is trust

Peres emphasized that his victory came as a result of the trust given to the fans, saying: “I want people to vote for me because of what I’ve done, and I give them credibility, obviously.”

The re-elected president admitted that he “jeopardized” early calling for elections, stressing that he “wanted to protect Real Madrid”.

“And now I will defend with all my heart against anyone who wants to achieve this through strange means to take over the club that belongs to all its members,” he enthused, clearly warning against future attempts to threaten the club’s independence.

Taunt the opponent

In a moment that drew laughs from the studio, Perez was asked directly if Enrique Riquelme was a good candidate for the election, and he coldly replied:

This sarcastic response reflects Perez’s desire to downplay the opposition he faces, despite Riquelme receiving 35% of the vote, the highest percentage for any of Perez’s rivals in the club’s election history.

Mourinho is coming

In the most important part of the interview, Perez confirmed the imminent official announcement of Jose Mourinho’s appointment as the new coach of the Royal team.

“Mourinho will come as soon as possible, he is very excited,” he said with obvious excitement, making official what had been an open secret during the election campaign.