The president of Sevilla, Jose Maria del Nido Carrasco, has made a shocking accusation against Real Madrid, stating that the club is trying to destroy Spanish football, according to Sportskeeda. This statement comes after Real Madrid released a letter questioning the integrity of the Spanish football competition, which has sparked a heated debate among football fans and officials. Speaking with DAZN, Carrasco said Real Madrid's behavior is unacceptable and is an attack on the sport as a whole. He believes that the club is trying to pressure referees into making favorable decisions, which would give them an unfair advantage in the league. As Carrasco himself said, "Real Madrid is trying to destroy Spanish football", which suggests that the club's actions are not only damaging to the sport but also to the reputation of Spanish football as a whole.



The controversy began after Real Madrid's 1-0 loss to Espanyol, where the club felt that the referees made several incorrect decisions that cost them the game. However, instead of accepting the loss and moving on, Real Madrid released a letter that questioned the integrity of the competition and implied that the referees were biased against them.



This move has been widely criticized by other clubs, including Sevilla, who feel that Real Madrid's behavior is not only unacceptable but also hypocritical. Carrasco pointed out that Real Madrid has benefited from favorable refereeing decisions in the past, and that their current complaints are not justified.