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Its Ethics and Disciplinary Inspectors have the documents and will assess them as part of their ongoing review.Real Madrid said the documents contain "extensive documentation and evidence" about serious events that hurt the fairness of the competition and trust in referees.
The club wants UEFA to act quickly and finish the investigation as soon as possible.President Florentino Pérez said in May that the club was gathering evidence, and claimed Barcelona had "stolen seven league titles" from Madrid.
That is a sharp change from 2024, when he said the two clubs "have to help each other" on the proposed European Super League.Barcelona said the news does not mean any new proceedings.
It said the case began in 2023, has never been closed, and so was never reopened.
The club said UEFA's statement only confirms it got the documents and does not judge their value.Investigators have not made new requests to Barcelona or sent it Madrid's complaint, it said, and it will respond if they do.Barcelona also said UEFA's case has to wait until the criminal case in Spain is finished.
New twist over Barcelona's payments to Negreira as Real Madrid hands UEFA dossier October 2, 2026.
