Real Madrid claims €20m from City Hall over Bernabéu car park
The claim will go on the agenda of the members' assembly on 21 November, and the club says the city must cover the costs of the failed work.
Real Madrid has started a claim against Madrid City Hall demanding 20 million euros over the failed underground car park at the Santiago Bernabéu. According to Mundo Deportivo, which cites Vox Pópuli, the action is already underway and has been confirmed to members, who will see it on the agenda of the assembly on 21 November in Valdebebas.
The project dates back a long way: it was first approved, but in mid-2025 the Madrid High Court halted it after an appeal from a residents' association affected by the stadium works. The club recalls that it registered the work on condition that, if it was not carried out, the city would have to compensate for the damage caused.
The claim is brought by Aparcamientos del Santiago Bernabéu SL, the company set up for the project and headed by José Ángel Sánchez, which puts the costs incurred by the club at those 20 million euros.
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