Florentino Pérez has been re-elected as president of Real Madrid following a decisive victory in the club’s latest election, extending his long-standing leadership at the Santiago Bernabéu.
Pérez secured about 65% of the votes cast, comfortably defeating challenger Enrique Riquelme in a contest that marked the first serious presidential election at the club in nearly two decades.
The result confirms Pérez for another term that will run until 2030, as he continues one of the most influential reigns in modern football administration.
During his campaign, the Real Madrid chief highlighted plans for major squad strengthening, including high-profile transfer ambitions and a potential managerial reshuffle aimed at keeping the club competitive domestically and in Europe.
With his re-election, Pérez is expected to push forward with his long-term sporting and structural vision for the Spanish giants.
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