According to AS, the Spanish Football Association has convened representatives of major institutions and clubs to attend a meeting. The goal of the meeting is to end the current refereeing controversy and promote possible reforms to the refereeing system. Real Madrid will be invited to attend the meeting.

In the past few months, many clubs and institutions have directly clashed in Spanish football over refereeing issues. Real Madrid has publicly sent letters to the Spanish Football Association and the Higher Sports Council, demanding the reform of the Referee Technical Committee and accusing the current referee system of being "corrupt" and "unfair." At the same time, other clubs such as Sevilla have also publicly criticized Real Madrid's behavior and letters. La Liga President Javier Tebas said: "Real Madrid is trying to damage the league. They have lost their minds."

Faced with this situation, Real Madrid previously rejected the summit organized by the Spanish Football Association. Despite this, the Spanish Football Association President Luzan still insisted on building a bridge for peace in Spanish football. Although Real Madrid was not selected as a representative by other La Liga clubs, Luzan still invited Real Madrid to work with other clubs to promote the reform of the Spanish referee system, and Real Madrid accepted the invitation.