Enrique Riquelme, who is leading a candidacy for the presidency of Real Madrid, deployed a banner in Madrid on Thursday with the message "El Real Madrid no se vende" (Real Madrid is not for sale), according to mundodeportivo. The banner targeted current Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez, the outlet reported.
The campaign material was displayed in Madrid on Thursday as part of Riquelme's presidential campaign. The banner defended the position that the club should not be sold, according to mundodeportivo. The outlet described the banner as targeting Florentino Pérez, who serves as the current president of the club.
Riquelme's candidacy for the presidency of Real Madrid, referred to as "los merengues" in the Portuguese outlet record_pt, has positioned itself against the current administration through this public display. The Thursday banner deployment represents one element of Riquelme's campaign strategy.
Riquelme responded to Pérez and announced his intended coach, stating "Virá pelo bem do Real Madrid" (It will come for the good of Real Madrid), according to record_pt. The candidate made this announcement as part of his presidential campaign messaging, the outlet reported. The statement regarding the coach was presented as being for the benefit of the club.
The presidential candidate also assured that if elected, he would sign players Rodri and Haaland, record_pt reported. These transfer commitments represent stated intentions for player personnel should Riquelme win the presidency of the club. The candidate's promises regarding player signings form part of his campaign platform.
The Real Madrid presidential election process continues with Riquelme's candidacy challenging incumbent Pérez. The campaign has included public displays such as the Thursday banner in Madrid and statements regarding future coaching and player personnel decisions.
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