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Real Madrid Directors Visit Ceuta to Show Support After T-Shirt Controversy - Archysport

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Real Madrid executives are scheduled to visit Ceuta on Friday to demonstrate institutional support for local residents following a controversy involving pre-match shirts, according to regional reports. The trip follows an incident during Tuesday night’s match against Elche CF, where several players wore modified warm-up jerseys. The T-Shirt Controversy at Elche During the buildup to ...

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The president of Real Madrid will make an institutional visit to the Autonomous City to reaffirm his support in the midst of the migration crisis, after three of his footballers chose not to wear a dress with a message in support.

·Las Condes, Chile
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Real Madrid's top leader will travel to the autonomous city accompanied by Butragueño and Pirri to transfer the club's support to the Ceutíes

·Madrid, Spain
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Real Madrid’s striker defended in an interview for the newspaper ‘As’ that his gesture sought to express solidarity with the deceased immigrants

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The leader of Real Madrid will hold a meeting with the president of the Ceuti government, Juan Jesús Vivas.

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Right

Florentino Pérez will travel this Friday to Ceuta on an institutional visit in which the president of Real Madrid will be accompanied by José Martínez 'Pirri', president of honor of the club and ceuti of birth, and Emilio Butragueño, director of Institutional Relations, as reported by 'Ok Diario'.

·Madrid, Spain
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OKDIARIO broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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