The first point is unrealistic. The members would still have 90% and could choose the "CEO" themselves.German Real forum speculates, that it would give Perez some tools to appoint a successor, instead of relying on a election. Perez leads Madrid like a dictator and made challenging his presidency nearly impossible for anyone. So it wouldn't surprise me, if it's some move to strengthen his rule, by appointing a puppet as CEO he can control after his official time. A bit like Bayern with appointing Hainer as president and everybody knows he calls Hoeneß on any bigger decision to ask his permission.
Could also be a simple cash injection to be able to compete with the sheikh clubs in the short term for the rest of Perez remaining days as president.
I think Perez and his friends want to buy a piece of Real for the time after his presidency.



