Real Madrid Asks UEFA To Strip Barcelona Of Titles Over Corruption Scandal

Real Madrid have sensationally called for Barcelona to be stripped of their historic titles as the fallout from the Negreira scandal reaches a definitive breaking point.

Following his dominant re-election victory, Florentino Perez has taken the offensive by submitting an extensive legal dossier to UEFA's headquarters.

Fresh from a landslide 65-35 election victory that secured his continued presidency, Perez has wasted no time in escalating Real Madrid's war against their eternal rivals. 

The club has officially dispatched an explosive legal dossier to UEFA, the only governing body with the perceived authority to impose the "exemplary punishment" Madrid believe is necessary.

While previous reports focused on a potential European ban, AS reported that the hierarchy at the Bernabéu is now pushing for the unprecedented step of removing Barcelona's past titles from the record books.

The move signifies a total collapse in diplomacy between Spain's two biggest clubs. Perez has been vocal about the necessity of this action, famously declaring that the relationship between the two Spanish giants is officially dead.

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According to AS, the report sent to Nyon is a meticulously detailed 500-page document. It contains what Madrid officials describe as "evident proof" of systemic corruption that influenced La Liga results over a 20-year period.

The documentation reportedly includes a season-by-season breakdown of points that Real Madrid believe were "stolen" from them due to refereeing bias. Perez has been remarkably specific in his accusations, previously claiming that "this year they have taken between 16 and 18 points from us."

By presenting this data to UEFA, Madrid hope to convince president Aleksander Čeferin that a