Florentino Pérez has secured another term as president of Real Madrid, reinforcing his position at the helm of one of the most influential and successful football clubs worldwide.
Following his victory over challenger Enrique Riquelme, Pérez is now focused on fulfilling a series of ambitious promises that shaped his election campaign. These include the potential return of José Mourinho as part of the coaching staff, acquiring two defensive reinforcements, and pursuing a major transfer deal valued at over €150 million (approximately $173 million).
The election itself was marked by intense debate around the club’s future ownership model, transfer policies, and long-term strategic vision. Throughout the campaign, Pérez vigorously defended his track record while critiquing several of Riquelme’s proposals, ultimately securing the confidence of the club’s voting members.
Florentino Pérez: Leadership and Legacy
Born in Madrid in 1947, Florentino Pérez Rodríguez holds membership number 1,484 at Real Madrid. He has been chairman of the construction firm ACS since 1992 and has served as the club’s president during two main periods: initially from 2000 to 2006, and currently since 2009.
Under his leadership, Real Madrid has experienced one of the most triumphant eras in its history, achieving significant success both on the pitch and in its business operations. His re-election guarantees continuity in guiding the club through a crucial phase of sporting and financial development.
Among the promises made to club members, Pérez emphasized enhancing their overall experience, signaling a commitment to improving engagement and benefits for the Real Madrid community moving forward.