Juanma Rodríguez Explodes on Social Media Against Barcelona and Leaves Them Speechless

Journalist Juanma Rodríguez has once again sparked controversy with his statements about FC Barcelona. Through his Twitter account, he launched a strong message related to the Negreira case, pointing directly at the Barça club.

"It may seem a lie to you. But Barcelona was paying 8.4 million euros to the vice president of referees for 17 years and is still competing in the League. I read you… ", Rodríguez posted.

The reference to the controversial case has ignited social media. The journalist, known for his critical stance toward the Catalan club, didn't hesitate to point out the seriousness of the matter. His comment reopened the debate between Real Madrid and Barça fans, who were quick to react.

The Negreira case, in which Barcelona is being investigated for payments to the former vice-president of the Technical Committee of Referees, remains a hot topic. Although the club has defended that the payments were for "technical advice", many critics, such as Rodríguez, consider these explanations insufficient.

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The journalist's tweet quickly racked up thousands of interactions. While some users supported his stance, others accused him of fueling a media campaign against Barça.

"It's incredible that this doesn't have more serious consequences for Spanish soccer," replied one user. Others, however, defended the club, pointing out that no irregularities have yet been proven.

Juanma Rodríguez is known for his direct and unfiltered style, especially on topics related to Real Madrid and its historical rivals. This is not the first time he has used his platforms to criticize Barça, but this message has been one of the most viral.

The journalist also made it clear that he doesn't intend to soften his stance. "I don't understand how they can justify something like this. What do you think?" he wrote in another message, inviting his followers to debate.

The Negreira case continues to generate headlines and divide opinions. Although the judicial process is moving forward, its impact on Barcelona's reputation is evident. Comments such as Rodríguez's reflect how the case has transcended sporting matters, becoming a topic of public interest.

The controversy is far from over. With messages like this, Juanma Rodríguez shows that the Negreira case will continue to be a recurring topic in the media landscape.