Real Madrid have firmly denied reports suggesting the club is considering appointing a sporting director, describing the claims as false.
The Spanish giants, in a statement shared via transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, reaffirmed confidence in their current management structure, praising the existing leadership for delivering sustained success over the years.
According to the club, their current sporting setup has been instrumental in one of the most successful periods in their history, highlighted by multiple major trophies, including six UEFA Champions League titles within a decade.
Real Madrid emphasised that they place high value on the work of their current sporting management team and have no plans to alter the structure.
The club has traditionally operated without a conventional sporting director, instead relying on a system where key football decisions are handled by top executives and trusted figures within the organisation.
This approach, led by president Florentino Pérez, has been credited with maintaining stability and delivering consistent success on both domestic and European fronts.
The clarification comes amid growing speculation in Spanish media about possible structural changes, as many top European clubs continue to adopt the sporting director model to improve recruitment strategies and long-term squad planning.
However, Real Madrid’s latest statement makes it clear they remain committed to their current model and see no need for immediate change.