Real Madrid demand resignation of La Liga chief after Goebbels comparison

La Liga President Javier Tebas under fire for comparing Real Madrid TV channel to Nazi Germany’s Minister of Propaganda.Real Madrid are demanding the ‌‌resignation of La Liga President Javier Tebas after he compared rhetoric from ⁠⁠the club’s management ⁠⁠to the propaganda methods used by the Nazi Party in Germany.Tebas wrote earlier on Friday on social media that “Real Madrid’s management directs an orchestra of ⁠⁠mouthpieces and Real Madrid TV leads the singing”.Recommended Stories list of 4 itemslist 1 of 4Manchester Utd have ‘moved on’ from Martinez outburst, says Carricklist 2 of 4Infantino apologises to FIFA council but critics remain unhappylist 3 of 4What led Manchester United’s Martinez to meltdown in Madrid – all to knowlist 4 of 4French football body urges fans and students to keep politics out of stadiumsend of listThe LaLiga president was responding to articles by two journalists saying he and LaLiga were acting against Real’s interests.Tebas added that the authors ⁠⁠in El Debate newspaper were amplifying a message on behalf of Real’s management.Real Madrid’s demand for Tebas to immediately resign deepens a feud between the club and La Liga’s chief.Last month, Real called for a new LaLiga president in response ‌‌to Tebas calling their complaints about refereeing decisions ‘a smokescreen’ for their shortcomings on the pitch.Tebas on Friday criticised Real Madrid TV’s coverage of officiating at their matches.“Their score is always the same: select the plays that suit them, repeat the grievance, feed the suspicion and point fingers at the enemies,” he wrote.“That method recalls propaganda mechanisms used by Goebbels, Nazi Germany’s Minister of Propaganda.“The comparison is with those propaganda techniques, not with ⁠⁠an ideology or, of course, with the Madridista fanbase,” added ⁠⁠LaLiga’s president.Real Madrid demand Tebas’s resignation as La Liga chiefReal Madrid released a statement later on Friday demanding that Tebas resign from his positions as LaLiga chief and vice-president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation.