Florentino Perez outlines three major plans for Real Madrid if elected again | OneFootball

According to a report from Fichajes, Real Madrid president Florentino Perez is laying the groundwork for his continued leadership at the club.

With an eye on the future, Perez has outlined three main objectives that he believes will ensure the club’s continued dominance both on and off the field.

His plans are focused on talent acquisition, transforming the Santiago Bernabeu, and revitalising the European Super League, all aimed at strengthening Real Madrid’s global standing.

Signing top talents

A key part of Perez’s vision for Real Madrid is to continue attracting some of the best young talent in world football.

His main priority is to secure high-profile signings, with Trent Alexander-Arnold and Alphonso Davies topping his list.

Both players, widely regarded as two of the finest full-backs in the world, are set to become free agents next summer, making this an ideal opportunity for Perez to strengthen the team.

Making the Santiago Bernabeu a global icon

Florentino Perez is ready to go all out. (Photo by David Ramos/Getty Images)

The second pillar of Perez’s plan is to elevate the Santiago Bernabeu stadium to new heights. Real Madrid are already undergoing an extensive renovation of their iconic home, and Perez is determined to make it a key global landmark.

His aim is to transform the stadium into a venue capable of hosting high-profile events such as NFL games, major concerts, and NBA matches, alongside football.  By doing so, Perez hopes to maximise the stadium’s revenue potential.

Reviving the European Super League

The final part of Perez’s ambitious plan is the revival of the European Super League. Despite facing significant opposition, Perez remains a strong supporter of the project, believing that it is crucial for the future of European football.

He sees the Super League as a way to provide fans with exciting, high-quality matches that would be easily accessible, helping to rekindle the passion for top-tier football.

Perez’s strong belief in the potential of this competition shows his commitment to shaping the future of the sport, despite the challenges it may face.