Florentino Pérez focused on Real Madrid corporate restructuring

Pérez plans a corporate restructuring of Real Madrid into a separate entity valued at €10bn, with Rafa Nadal joining the board.

Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez is pursuing a major corporate restructuring of the club as his primary objective over the next four years, following his election victory in June. The plan involves creating a separate commercial entity, Real Madrid Madridistas SL, initially valued at around €10 billion.

Under the proposal, 80–90% of the entity would remain under club control, with external investors holding 5–10%. New investors would need to contribute €500 million for a 5% stake or €1 billion for 10%, allowing the club to avoid becoming a Sociedad Anónima Deportiva (SAD). The restructuring would transfer the club's main commercial activities to this new entity.

Rafa Nadal is set to join the board at Sunday's assembly, a move Pérez views as a significant boost to the club's image. The plan requires approval from the General Assembly and a referendum of all club members before implementation. José Ángel Sánchez, the club's general director, is listed as sole administrator of the new entity.