Didac Aguirre Cañizares's Warning about Real Madrid's Future When Florentino is No Longer There
The words Cañizares has used to reveal the possible future at the time of Florentino's retirement
"Maybe there's no other choice" were Cañizares's statements about the possible change in the presidential election. Just a few days away from a new electoral process at Real Madrid, everything points to Florentino Pérez maintaining his position. A great piece of news for Madrid fans that has provoked Cañizares's words.
"If Florentino stops being president of Real Madrid someday, under these conditions maybe there won't be any candidates." In addition, Cañizares made it clear how complicated it will be to choose a new president. Having to meet rigorous statutes to run, there wouldn't be many people who could succeed Florentino.
Having to have been a member for at least 20 years and able to guarantee 15% of the club's budget, the complications are evident. In light of this, Cañizares said that to preserve the team's future, it's most likely that these statutes will undergo changes.
The future of the presidency
Starting his second term in 2009, Florentino hasn't faced opposition to his position as president. Surpassing the elections of 2009, 2013, 2017, and 2021, everything points to a similar outcome for 2025. However, Real Madrid's future is what has emerged as a growing concern.
Despite the projects he has in mind to ensure the team's future, the statutes for electing a president are very rigorous. Cañizares clarified that, currently, it will be very difficult to find someone who meets the requirements. If these statutes are maintained, Real Madrid might not have candidates in the future.
Due to this, a change in the statutes has emerged as a possibility to ensure Real Madrid's future. Although, as Cañizares himself mentioned, these changes will depend on the decision Florentino Pérez makes.
Securing Real Madrid
Recognized for always putting the team ahead of any situation, Florentino Pérez could secure the club's future. Given the complications there would be in choosing a worthy successor, it wouldn't be surprising if changes are made to avoid future problems.
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