The league head Javier Tebas he continued his war of words with Real Madrid president of the club Florentino Perez.
The pair have often clashed in recent years over issues that have dominated Spanish football from the role of the RFEF to the proposed European Super League.
However, Tebas' latest dig at Perez focuses on his relationship with Spanish politics, and his long ties to state power in the country.
Tebas pointed to a photograph taken at Real Madrid's 3-3 UEFA Champions League draw with Manchester City last week in which several prominent Spanish politicians were seated in a private box.
The image that brings together figures from different spheres of influence is a concern for Tebas who believes that Perez's influence in many areas is excessive.
“The photo of the city in the box says it all,” as quotes from Forbes.
“I did not see this photo at the Estadio Metropolitano the next day (at Atletico Madrid vs Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League). He is a very influential person to achieve his goals.
“Florentino is transversal. With (Silvio) Berlusconi we know he was on the right. Florentino is with everyone: Carmena, Zapatero, Sanchez. He has too much influence. It is not good for the country or for football.”
The remarks of Tebas are unlikely to have an impact on the behavior of Perez at Real Madrid, and in particular in reference to the invitation of politicians to the parties, if the Blancos are to advance in the city and in the semi-finals of the Champions League this season.
