Real Madrid President Florentino Perez admitted on Wednesday that his club was demanding of its coaches.

Real Madrid coach Manuel Pellegrini has come in for criticism following his side's 2-1 defeat away to Sevilla at the weekend. Despite it being Madrid' first defeat after five consecutive Primera Liga wins, Pellegrini has already been questioned in the Spanish press.

Speaking to Colombian television on Wednesday, Perez did little to back up his coach.

"The fans are very demanding and I think that is a good thing. if we have got great players, we don't only need them to win, but also for them to put on a show," he said.

Since returning to the Presidency this summer, Perez has signed players such as Cristiano Ronaldo and Kaka, spending an incredible258 million Euros in the process.

However, he insisted that spending money was the best way to assure the club's future.

"The players assure us the best possible earnings and we will be able to put all of that in the service of the supporters. Our dividends are to share our values with the World."

"Our values are fair play, a spirit of sacrifice for the team for a job well done and solidarity," said Perez.