Surprise: Juanma Castaño agrees with Tebas on the schedules, an unbelievable argument

The Club World Cup hasn't only brought good news for Real Madrid. In addition to the progress made in the competition, as well as the competitive successes achieved since Xabi Alonso's arrival, the Valdebebas offices must deal with another open front. Compatibility with the next season is becoming increasingly difficult.

Especially now that the white club is in the semifinals of the Club World Cup. LaLiga's schedules set the start of the competition for August 19, a date by which the six weeks of vacation and preseason wouldn't have been completed. Real Madrid understands that its players deserve the previously agreed rest, as well as the necessary time to face the new soccer season.

Real Madrid's defense of its rights has caused a new "earthquake" in Spanish soccer. The executives led by Florentino Pérez have gathered the support of everyone involved in that match on August 19, counting on Osasuna's approval to postpone it.

That willingness doesn't seem to be enough, at least for now, for LaLiga's top officials. The entity presided over by Javier Tebas is reluctant to accept that change, even with the official proposal to modify the date recently submitted by Real Madrid. The debate is on.

Curious opinion

Juanma Castaño has offered a particular reaction to those claims by Real Madrid regarding the incompatibility between LaLiga's schedules and its current situation in the Club World Cup. The veteran journalist believes that LaLiga has an unbeatable argument to dismantle the proposal from the merengue entity.

"La Liga can say: "Well, PSG is in the same situation and on August 13 they have the UEFA Super Cup"", says the host of El Partidazo de COPE. Juanma Castaño presents a reason against the date change that Real Madrid has requested for the start of its next league campaign, a comment that hasn't gone unnoticed.

This issue of the date change for Real Madrid-Osasuna, a match that would be played at Santiago Bernabéu on August 19, is part of a major open front. The differences between the entity presided over by Florentino Pérez and LaLiga led by Javier Tebas are more than well-known, given the legal disputes in which both are involved.

This modification of the schedule proposed by LaLiga, which affects Real Madrid, is another reason to confirm the distance between the white club and the officials of the top national championship. If the saga drags on more than it already has at this point, the Competition Committee could be forced to intervene to solve the dilemma.