Florentino Pérez re-elected president of Real Madrid | International sports

Al Malaeb Newspaper – Spanish club Real Madrid announced on Sunday, January 19, the re-election of its current president, Florentino Perez, to hold the same position for a new term, after standing alone to succeed himself in the position he has held since 2009 . , when he succeeded Ramon Calderon.

The re-election of Perez (77 years old) as president of Real Madrid came just a few hours after the royal team rose to the top of the Spanish league with 46 points, having won 4-1 against hosts Las Palmas in the 20th round of the tournament.

Perez will be re-elected as president of Real Madrid until 2029
Real Madrid published an official statement on Sunday, in which it confirmed that the minutes of the team's electoral college meeting resulted in the candidacy of Perez as the only one to assume the position of president of the royal team, indicating that, in In accordance with article 40 of the current law of the club social statute, Perez will assume the presidency of the Royal Team for a new term.

Under Royal Club rules, Perez was re-elected as president until 2029, keeping him at the top of the club's administrative hierarchy for another four years. This will be his fifth consecutive term in his second presidential term at Real Madrid. .

Perez has years of success and titles at Real Madrid
Businessman Perez achieved many sporting and economic successes as president of Real Madrid, serving as president of Real Madrid between July 2000 and February 2006 during his first term in office. His first presidential term was marked by the signing of many 'Galacticos' stars, most notably Frenchman Zinedine Zidane and Portuguese Luis Figo, England's David Beckham and Brazil's Ronaldo.

The royal team won a number of major titles during Perez's first presidential term, most notably the 2002 Champions League, the Spanish League in 2001 and 2003, and the 2002 Club World Cup.

Perez returned to the presidency of “Merengue” in June 2009 and the team won many titles with him during his second presidential term, the most important of which were the Champions League six times and the Spanish League five times.

Real Madrid has experienced a great state of sporting and economic stability over the last ten years under President Perez, in a completely different situation from its traditional rival Barcelona, ​​​​which has been exposed to many sporting and economic shocks in recent years.