Florentino is no longer for these trots and Riquelme has already won even if he loses
By OnzeActu · · 3 min read

According to Pedro Morata, Enrique Riquelme is destined to become the next president of Real Madrid. Florentino Pérez managed to raise an endorsement of 187 million in eight working days, but this does not change, according to the author, the inevitable outcome of the succession.
Enrique Riquelme will be the next president of Real Madrid, after Florentino Pérez. Whether it's now, a year from now, or four years from now, he'll end up directing the club's destinies. This is the key idea of this forum: Riquelme has already won, even if he formally lost the ballot.
Florentino Pérez, for his part, did not expect to be able to represent himself. However, reality shows that he managed a significant logistical blow: obtaining an approval of 187 million euros in record time — eight working days — despite the obstacles and pressures he had to face.
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But this financial and administrative effort is not enough, according to the opinion developed here, to reverse a trend that already seems to have begun. The author notes that the dynamics around Riquelme, his image and his project place him in the position of a long-term favorite, regardless of one-off victories or conservative maneuvers.
In short, the battle for the presidency of Real Madrid is less a confrontation of figures than a struggle of influence and time: Florentino can delay the deadline and demonstrate that he remains a player capable of mobilizing considerable resources, but the final outcome, according to some observers, now seems written in favor of Enrique Riquelme.
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