The president of the Spanish league once again opened the possibility of taking official matches abroad, especially to the United States where Miami is his objective.
Diego GorostietaDiegsGorostietaAndy HallEstados UnidosUpdate: Jun 6th, 2024 12:48 EDT0
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Several countries have an interest in staging soccer games from Europe’s major leagues and club tournaments in the short to medium term – an opportunity which would give and opening for competitions such as LaLiga, the Premier League or even the Champions League to be developed outside of Europe. Sooner or later, it appears to a reality that will end up happening.
One of the competitions that is particularly keen to promote its passion and emotion to other corners of the world, especially to the Americas, is Spain’s LaLiga. This week LaLiga president Javier Tebas once again highlighted that such a possibility exists.
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Tebas to take LaLiga to the US
During a video conference held this Wednesday as part of the World Football Summit Americas, held over the past three days at Hotel International Polanco in Mexico City, Tebas spoke again about the desire to have official LaLiga games in the United States and mentioned Miami as the focus of its objective.
“It’s the third time we’ve tried it and maybe this time it will be third time lucky. I don’t know if it will be next season, but our intention is to play in Miami in the future,” Tebas explained in a video conference.
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LaLiga wants to copy the formula of the NFL, MLB and NBA
To underline his message, the LaLiga president offered an example of North American competitions, which regularly choose destinations such as Mexico or European countries to hold official seasonal games, making it clear that LaLiga’s plan is to have one game per season abroad, specifically in the United States.
