Real Madrid president Florentino Perez is considering turning members into shareholders in a major shake-up

The president of Real Madrid, Florentino Perez, has shown in recent years that he is not afraid to shake up the landscape of football, proposing the project of the Superleague now four years ago. However, he also planned major changes to the White House.

It was reported earlier this week that Perez plans to announce a change in ownership model for Real Madrid at its general assembly, and Relevo was able to give more details. They say their plan is to turn club members into shareholders.

The reason is that Perez wants to guard against the “attacks” that Real Madrid has suffered in recent years, highlighting the CVC agreement made by the League, and the changes to the sports laws in Spain. None of this eventually affected Los Blancos, as they challenged them in court, but Perez believes they will be more protected as a private company.

Among the doubts of the members, Perez will try to convince them that their shares will not be diluted, and that they cannot sell shares, but rather be transferred via family ties in generations.