Real Madrid president, Florentino Perez, has disclosed that the Galacticos will not be doing business in January transfer window despite their two-transfer window ban.
The 10-time European champions were banned along side their city rivals, Atletico Madrid from signing players after being found guilty of breaching the rule guiding under-age players.
Though, the club have insisted that they will appeal the ban, he insists that the decision not to pursue recruitment before the end of the current window is a reflection of the quality and depth available to coach Zinedine Zidane.
"We are not going to be making any signings in the January window but that doesn't have anything to do with the ban, it is because we have the best players and the best coach," he told France Football.
"The Fifa sanction is hurtful. It is a very serious matter to smear Real Madrid's reputation in this way. We are convinced that it is all a mistake; it is ridiculous to think that Real Madrid will be punished for a matter concerning the protection of minors when the children have always been a priority for us."
Despite spending over €80 million (£60m) in the summer window, Madrid sit four points and a game in hand behind Primera Division leaders Barcelona. Goal
The 10-time European champions were banned along side their city rivals, Atletico Madrid from signing players after being found guilty of breaching the rule guiding under-age players.Though, the club have insisted that they will appeal the ban, he insists that the decision not to pursue recruitment before the end of the current window is a reflection of the quality and depth available to coach Zinedine Zidane.
"We are not going to be making any signings in the January window but that doesn't have anything to do with the ban, it is because we have the best players and the best coach," he told France Football.
"The Fifa sanction is hurtful. It is a very serious matter to smear Real Madrid's reputation in this way. We are convinced that it is all a mistake; it is ridiculous to think that Real Madrid will be punished for a matter concerning the protection of minors when the children have always been a priority for us."
Despite spending over €80 million (£60m) in the summer window, Madrid sit four points and a game in hand behind Primera Division leaders Barcelona. Goal
Florentino Perez Says Real Madrid Won't Sign Players This January
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