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Javier Tebas may be at war with Florentino Pérez over the Super League, but the La Liga president has always been a firm supporter of Real Madrid.
Not long ago he spoke at length about the possible signings of Kylian Mbappé and Alphonso Davies by Real Madrid, even going so far as to state that the Frenchman could have already signed with The whites.
In his recent speech at the Football Business Summit in London, Tebas once again unraveled many questions about Real Madrid’s financial situation and also addressed Kylian Mbappé and Jude Bellingham.
About finances and Mbappé
He began by praising The whites for managing his finances with utmost caution during the crucial years of the pandemic in addition to his splendid income generation as revealed Sports world.
“Real Madrid has had very optimal management, before, during and after the pandemic. “Madrid has been earning an average of 30 million euros per year at least in the last ten years.”
“I don’t know how much they are going to pay Mbappé, but knowing his financial situation they will not have problems paying him. “I think it will be much less than what PSG pays him.” He added about the speculated arrival of Mbappé.
Speaking about how Real Madrid are able to make such massive signings while other clubs in the league continue to struggle to meet La Liga’s spending limits, the league president said:
“Two big salary burdens have been lifted in recent years, Eden Hazard and Gareth Bale. And then they incorporated players with not so high investments.
“Real Madrid has then had great benefits, it achieved a significant reduction in the players’ salaries.”
Tebas also highlighted that Real Madrid’s financial situation was so favorable that it could invest enormous amounts in squad reinforcements without having repercussions for it. He insisted that this was not bias in any way but rather a reward for a team that handled the situations well.
“We cannot limit who does well. According to data from January, Madrid could invest 700 million euros in signings. “They won’t spend that amount at all, but the situation is so good that they could do it.”
Praise for Bellingham
Finally, the Spanish manager praised Real Madrid star Jude Bellingham for his imperious form this season and went so far as to call him the best player in the world.
“Bellingham is currently the best player in the world, due to his physical fitness and his way of playing. For us it is very important to have the best, even if we don’t always have everyone, to grow and for everything.”
“If we are all honest, it has exceeded everyone’s expectations and we hope it continues that way for many years to come.” He concluded.