Self-proclaimed whistle blowing website Football Leaks have hit Real Madrid, and hit them hard, as they continue to leak documents involving the Spanish giants to the Internet.
Star names of Los Blancos have seen their contracts splashed on Football Leaks website, with the deals of Gareth Bale, Toni Kross, and James Rodriguez making its way to the net for public viewing.
And then there was the failed contract for Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea, exposed by the whistle blowers, a fiasco which in itself caused a stir and enraged the 10-time Champions League winners.
Football Leaks have now struck Les Merengues once more, and though the latest document to be revealed may not be all too important, it will surely raise more worries among the Real Madrid board as to how the website continue to get access to the club’s documents.
The recent leak is merely a letter from the Madrid giants, signed by Emilio Butragueno and sent back in January 20 of this year, to FC Porto in honor of the announcement of coach Jose Peseiro.
This incident comes as Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane gears up for his first ever Champions League match as a manager, having replaced Rafael Benitez back in January.
The French legend has fared well since being appointed, guiding Cristiano and Co. to 5 wins in 6 games, picking up 16 points out of a possible 18 and scoring 23 goals along the way.
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However, Wednesday’s trip to Roma in the round of 16 will prove to be a whole new test to Zizou’s managerial credentials.
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