'El Confidencial' reports that the Guardia Civil's Information Service has dismantled the self-styled I'lam Foundation, one of the largest propaganda centers linked to the Islamic State/ Daesh.

Jose Maria Olmo publishes that "the dismantled network ordered its followers to attack the bus of Real Madrid football players and fans of the team".

In a poster circulated on the network, a hooded man is seen shooting and the target of his telescopic sight is pointed at the Real Madrid bus.

"My dear brother. He waits in a place near the arrival point of the players. Aim at them along with their supporters," is the message on the poster.

El Estado Islámico pidió atentar contra los jugadores del Real Madrid y sus aficionados https://t.co/1NRDzCra8n

— El Confidencial (@elconfidencial) June 17, 2024

Another poster pointed to the Santiago Bernabeu: "My dear brother in Al-Andalus. A very valuable target awaits you. Break through the crowds, distract security with improvised explosives and decoy devices and advance towards your main target with determination."

Nine arrested in Guardia Civil operation against Islamic State media headquarters

Nine people were arrested in the operation in Salt (Girona), Algeciras (Cadiz), Anta (Almeria) and Tenerife. Two of them have been sent to pre-trial detention.

The Guardia Civil's investigation against the I'lam Foundation, which was led by the Central Court of Instruction number 1 of the Audiencia Nacional, involved the collaboration of Europol, the FBI and the authorities of the Netherlands, Germany, France, Estonia, Romania and Iceland.