LaLiga president Javier Tebas is facing disciplinary proceedings initiated by the Spanish Administrative Sports Court (TAD) following a complaint from Real Madrid president Florentino Perez regarding a controversial €2 billion deal with CVC Capital Partners. Madrid, along with Barcelona and Athletic Bilbao, opposed the deal, claiming it lacked transparency and proper negotiation procedures, as clubs were only given eight days' notice instead of the customary ten before the meeting. Tebas has publicly rejected the accusations, asserting his confidence in his position and the legality of the CVC agreement, which he says was supported by a majority of LaLiga clubs. He criticized Perez's motives, suggesting they stem from Perez's failed Super League proposal and previous legal challenges against the CVC deal. Should the complaint be upheld, Tebas could face a suspension, but he remains defiant, claiming he will not be disqualified from office. The ongoing conflict underscores the tension within LaLiga regarding governance and financial agreements.