SHOWS: MADRID, SPAIN (JANUARY 24, 2013) (REUTERS - ACCESS ALL) 1. FLORENTINO PEREZ, PRESIDENT OF REAL MADRID, ARRIVING FOR NEWS CONFERENCE 2. VARIOUS OF PEREZ AT NEWS CONFERENCE 3.(SOUNDBITE) (Spanish) FLORENTINO PEREZ, PRESIDENT OF REAL MADRID, SAYING: "I have come here only and exclusively to deny a report that has the objective, the personal objective, to destabilise an institution that is over 100 years old" 4. CAMERAMAN 5. (SOUNDBITE) (Spanish) FLORENTINO PEREZ, PRESIDENT OF REAL MADRID, SAYING: "I have not spoken to (club manager) Jose Mourinho. I came here after the match on my own accord and I have not spoken or had the chance to speak to him and this morning when I came across the news I thought it was so grave to play with an institution of the likes of Real Madrid so I am here now which is not my norm as I said, to deny day-to-day affairs, but this is not a day-to-day issue" 6. PEREZ AT NEWS CONFERENCE STORY: Real Madrid President Florentino Perez has rejected a report in the Marca sports daily on Thursday (January 24) that said there was a rift between coach Jose Mourinho and club captains Iker Casillas and Sergio Ramos. In an unusual move for the construction magnate, Perez called a news conference at the Bernabeu stadium to address the report, which he said was "simply a lie" and was designed to destabilise the club. "I have come here only and exclusively to deny a report that has the objective, the personal objective, to destabilise an institution that is over 100 years old," a stern Perez said. Marca reported, without naming the source of their information, that Casillas and Ramos had threatened to leave along with several team mates unless Mourinho was dismissed. The ultimatum was given at a meal with Perez and club director-general Jose Angel Sanchez this week, the paper reported. Taking questions after his initial statement, Perez said he had not spoken to Mourinho about the Marca article and added that the newspaper had not contacted any of the four people present at the meal to check the details of the story. "I have not spoken to Jose Mourinho, I came here after the match on my own accord and I have not spoken or had the chance to speak to him and this morning whenn I came across the news I thought it was so grave to play with an institution of the likes of Real Madrid so I am here now, which is not my norm, as I said, to deny day to day affairs, but this is not a day to day issue," a grim-faced Perez told reporters.