Real Madrid Submit Corruption Dossier to Uefa

Real Madrid present 50,000-page dossier to Uefa over Barcelona's alleged referee bribes.

Oct 1, 2026

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Real Madrid Submit Corruption Dossier to Uefa

Real Madrid present 50,000-page dossier to Uefa over Barcelona's alleged referee bribes.

In brief

Real Madrid present 50,000-page dossier to Uefa over Barcelona's alleged referee bribes. Real Madrid submitted a 50,000-page dossier to Uefa alleging Barcelona paid 8.4m euros to a former referees' committee vice-president between 2001 and 2018 for corruption. Originally reported by BBC Sport.

Real Madrid submit dossier

Real Madrid say they have sent Uefa evidence of extraordinary gravity relating to payments made by Barcelona to Jose Maria Enriquez Negreira.

Alleged 8.4m euros payments

Barcelona paid 8.4m euros between 2001 and 2018 to Jose Maria Enriquez Negreira for scouting and technical reports.

Uefa calls dossier substantial

Uefa calls dossier substantial

Uefa described the dossier as substantial and said its ethics and disciplinary inspectors will assess it as part of their ongoing review.

Real Madrid demand swift action

Real Madrid want the investigation to progress as quickly as possible until its complete conclusion and urged officials to adopt decisions based on proven facts.

Barcelona deny new proceedings

Barcelona said Uefa had not opened any new proceedings against them and that existing investigations remain open.

What happens next

What happens next

Uefa investigators will determine action if Barcelona's criminal proceedings in Spain conclude the case.

The headline

Real Madrid submitted a 50,000-page dossier to Uefa alleging Barcelona paid 8.4m euros to a former referees' committee vice-president between 2001 and 2018 for corruption.

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