Real Madrid TV once again demonstrates its commitment to transparency and justice for Spanish football by continuing its referee analysis videos - this time before the clash with Celta Vigo's important La Liga.

Despite criticism of rival departments and controversy surrounding past content, the club's media outlets remain firmly on the stance, bringing attention to the referee, who was appointed as the key match involved. White people.

This week, Real Madrid TV will focus on Jesus Gil Manzano, who will referee fixtures while Hernandez Maeso will oversee VAR.

The channel has detailed the track record of the two officials, highlighting what it considers to be a disadvantage to Real Madrid's consistent decision-making model.

Gil Manzano is under scrutiny

Gil Manzano, the main referee of the upcoming game, found himself at the center of Real Madrid TV's latest criticism.

The broadcaster revisited the controversial incident in Valencia, and in the case of controversial circumstances, Jude Bellingham's target was banned.

Real Madrid TV also mentioned several other fixtures involving Gil Manzano, which, in their opinion, involved unfavorable phone calls to the club.

"This is Jesus Gil Manzano, the referee is at the center of the biggest referee scandal recently." The video said highlights the gravity of Madrid's view of these repetitive hosting contradictions.

VAR officials are also under the camera

In a separate video, the club's channel analyzes Hernandez Maeso's performance, especially in the VAR booth.

The video highlights multiple matches, with Messo allegedly failing to impose a fine on Madrid, banning valid targets, or neglecting to issue red cards to opponents to achieve obvious violations.

The message is clear: Real Madrid expects the highest level of professionalism and accountability for the competition officials.

While some have criticized Real Madrid's firm position, it must be recognized that the club is not pushing the agenda, but defending the sporting integrity that fans, players and coaches deserve.

In leagues where hosting decisions can decide on titles, Champions League and even relegation, Real Madrid is just asking for fair treatment - every club should work hard.