Deportivo Fans Protest…

Deportivo Fans Protest…

Real Madrid’s upcoming match in Galicia for the Teresa Herrera Trophy is set against a backdrop of increasing unrest among Deportivo La Coruña fans, as reported by Mundo Deportivo.

The Federation of Deportivo Supporters’ Clubs, Old Faces, and Riazor Blues have urged fans to boycott the stadium during the clash with Real Madrid.

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This protest stems from grievances over conditions imposed on season-ticket holders in the Lower Marathon stand, which fans deem as “discriminatory” and “unfair.”

Call for a Riazor Boycott

The supporters’ groups request that Deportivo’s management reevaluate the measures affecting those in the Lower Marathon section.

They argue that the club has strayed too far from the identity and values that have historically united Deportivo with its supporters.

Consequently, they are asking fans to refrain from attending the Teresa Herrera Trophy match against Real Madrid.

The call for a boycott reflects the sentiments of Deportivo Supporters’ Clubs regarding the upcoming match against Real Madrid. (Photo by Denis Doyle/Getty Images)

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Additionally, they have asked season-ticket holders to refrain from transferring their seats for this friendly match, emphasizing that it will not count towards the minimum matches required for season-ticket renewal this season.

The supporters explained that this continued stance is a response to the board’s growing disconnect from the club’s foundational essence and its devoted fans.

In conclusion, the supporters’ groups encouraged all Deportivo fans to persist in their protests and stand firm in advocating for a fair and respectful club model towards its supporters.

“Let Riazor reflect its rich heritage, rather than becoming a lifeless commercial spectacle.”

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This protest coincides with Deportivo gearing up to face Real Madrid for the 81st iteration of the Teresa Herrera Trophy.

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