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    newsfootball14 days ago

    Have feeling that Barcelona have inferiority complex regarding Real Madrid, proclaims Javier Tebas

    La Liga president Javier Tebas has hit out at Barcelona as he believes the Camp Nou side have an inferiority complex when it comes to Real Madrid and Florentino Perez. The Spaniard also added that Barcelona were in favour of the CVC deal until they heard that the Los Blancos had said no.
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    newsfootball14 days ago

    Lionel Messi didn't deserve to leave like that, admits Javier Tebas

    Lionel Messi did not deserve to leave Barcelona and La Liga in the way that he did and his departure could have been avoided, La Liga president Javier Tebas reckoned. The Argentine could not sign a new deal with the Catalan club due to their financial woes and joined PSG over the summer.
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    newsfootball2 months ago

    Real Madrid to take civil and criminal legal action against La Liga and CVC over €2.7 billion deal

    In a statement, Real Madrid have confirmed that they are set to take civil and criminal legal action against both the La Liga and the CVS over the €2.7 billion deal. The league’s executive committee confirmed and approved the deal last week but it has been rejected by both Barcelona and Real Madrid.
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    newsfootball2 months ago

    Spanish Football Federation considers La Liga and CVC's €2.7 billion deal completely illegal

    In light of the La Liga’s deal with investment fund CVC, the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) has called the deal ‘completely illegal’ in a statement released by them earlier today. The league and the investment fund had come to an agreement to sell 10% of the La Liga’s business for €2.7 billion.
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    newsfootball3 months ago

    Think that model that Barcelona and Real Madrid are defending is dead, asserts Javier Tebas

    La Liga president Javier Tebas believes that the Super League is dead without the English clubs and has asked both Barcelona and Real Madrid to realise that they’re in the wrong. The Super League has been suspended at the moment after nine out of the twelve founders withdrew from the project.
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    newsfootball3 months ago

    Hope Barcelona can keep Lionel Messi but they will have to make cuts elsewhere, admits Javier Tebas

    La Liga president Javier Tebas believes that while Barcelona could keep Lionel Messi, they will have to make cuts because the La Liga giants have exceeded their wage cap. The Argentine’s contract expires at the end of June and no agreement has been reached, so far, over a contract extension.
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    newsfootball4 months ago

    Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus should be scared about sanctions, claims Javier Tebas

    Javier Tebas has exclaimed that of Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus should be scared of the outcome of UEFA's disciplinary proceedings against them. This comes in light of the botched effort of creating the European Super League with the three European giants still a part of the breakaway league.
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    newsfootball4 months ago

    Staging El Clasico in United States would be complicated, admits Javier Tebas

    La Liga president Javier Tebas revealed that the possibility of playing an El Clasico in the United States would be complex but it the La Liga could potentially stage other official games there. The idea has been mooted for a long time with the Spanish top tier looking to expand their reach.
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    newsfootball10 months ago

    Players don’t make league great but would love Lionel Messi to retire in Spain, admits Javier Tebas

    La Liga president Javier Tebas has confessed that while players, even Lionel Messi, don’t make a league great, he would love to see Messi continue playing in Spain for many years. The Argentine’s contract at the Camp Nou expires at the end of this season and he has been linked with a move away.
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    newsfootballa year ago

    La Liga viewership spikes up by 72 percent in India post Covid-19 break

    The Spanish La Liga has seen an increase of viewership by a mammoth 72 percent in India since its return following the Covid-19 break. La Liga is the second most-watched football league in the country after the English Premier League, with Facebook as its official broadcaster in India.
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