Ex-president of Real Madrid: The club's treasury is empty ... and the cost of the bills is equivalent to one billion euros
The former president of Real Madrid, Ramon Calderon, revealed that the management of the royal club is currently struggling to provide the necessary sums to manage the affairs of the game, saying in a media interview on the sidelines of a match between Barcelona and Real Madrid yesterday, that "the club's treasury is currently empty, there are no money to make contracts." He also said that "the current bills cost one billion euros."
Calderon strongly criticized the club's facilitation of the departure of the former star, Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo, to Juventus in the summer of 2018, for only 100 million euros.
He said he could have preserved the player, or allowed him to leave for a greater fee.
He said that Real Madrid is the biggest and only European club that has not made any contracts in the recent transfers, indicating that it is currently paying the price for that.
He explained that what happened after the humiliating defeat of Shakhtar of Ukraine in the European champions is everyone's responsibility, and as a result of accumulated mistakes, and it is not the responsibility of coach Zidane alone, as he expressed his opposition to the coach's dismissal in the current period.
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