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Florentino Pérez has been re-elected president of Real Madrid after securing a commanding victory in the club’s presidential election, extending his long-standing leadership of the Spanish giants.
The club’s Electoral Board announced on Saturday that Pérez’s candidature won 21,741 votes, representing 65 per cent of the total ballots cast, while challenger Enrique Riquelme received 11,814 votes, accounting for 35 per cent.
The result confirms continued backing from Real Madrid members for Pérez, who has overseen one of the most successful periods in the club’s history, both on and off the pitch.
Pérez, a club member since 1961, will continue to lead a board that includes vice presidents Eduardo Fernández de Blas, Pedro López Jiménez, Enrique Sánchez González and Enrique Pérez Rodríguez, alongside other elected directors.
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His re-election comes at a time when Real Madrid remains one of the most influential football institutions globally, having strengthened its commercial position, modernised the iconic Santiago Bernabéu Stadium and maintained consistent success across football and basketball competitions.
The victory also provides continuity for the club’s long-term sporting and infrastructure projects, including the ongoing development of Real Madrid City and global expansion initiatives aimed at strengthening the club’s international footprint.
Following the announcement, club officials described the election outcome as a clear endorsement of Pérez’s leadership and strategic vision, with members voting overwhelmingly in favour of stability as Real Madrid prepares for another competitive season in domestic and European football.
