Liga de Fútbol Profesional (LFP)
LaLiga signs partnership to boost attendances, hails financial solidity
LaLiga looks to harness next generation with Global Network initiative
LaLiga, the organising body of Spanish club football, has joined forces with commercial partner Santander and education group Universia to launch a new initiative which aims to provide employment opportunities to young people in Spain while also furthering the growth of LaLiga’s global brand.
LaLiga opens new office in India
LaLiga, the organising body that operates the football league structure in Spain, has opened a second office in India as part of an effort to increase the appeal of its competitions in the country.
LaLiga to target Indian market with new office
LaLiga, which operates the football league structure in Spain, will open a new office in India, its president Javier Tebas has confirmed.
Spain Focus | Sports Media
Just over a year ago the Spanish sports media industry underwent a seismic shift at the heart of its biggest property when a Royal Decree was passed in order to pave the way for the introduction of the collective selling of Spanish domestic football rights.
LaLiga signs landmark partnership with Arabian Gulf League club
LaLiga, the organising body of the top two divisions of Spanish football, has entered into a first-of-its-kind partnership with United Arab Emirates-based club Al-Ahli.
LaLiga Lounge concept to debut in Doha
LaLiga, the organising body of the top two divisions of Spanish football, has revealed that it is to debut a new fan experience initiative in Doha, Qatar.
NBA franchise owner rebuffed in Levante takeover bid
Robert Sarver, the majority owner of NBA basketball franchise the Phoenix Suns, has failed in his latest efforts to acquire a European football club after his takeover bid for Spanish Liga team Levante was rejected.
Elche loses appeal on Liga relegation
Spanish football club Elche has lost its appeal against relegation from the top-tier Liga over unpaid taxes.
LaLiga to challenge Fifa’s winter World Cup switch
LaLiga, the new brand name for the Spanish Football League, has filed an appeal against the decision by the sport’s global governing body Fifa to switch the 2022 World Cup in Qatar from the summer to the winter.
LFP kicks Elche out of Spanish Liga over tax debts
The Spanish Football League (LFP) has today (Friday) demoted Elche from La Liga due to “very serious infractions” of the top division’s Law of Sport and company statutes.
Premier League remains streets ahead of rivals in annual finance study
Europe’s five biggest European leagues in England, Germany, Spain, Italy and France generated a 15-per-cent increase in combined revenues to €11.3bn ($12.2bn) in the 2013-14 season, according to financial services company Deloitte’s annual review of football finances.
Spanish Liga set to conclude as court suspends strike action
Spain’s National Court has today (Thursday) suspended strike action called by the Spanish Footballers’ Association (AFE) in a move that is set to allow the domestic season to conclude as planned.
Spanish clubs reduce collective debts
Spanish Liga top-tier and second tier Liga Adelante football clubs reduced their collective debts significantly year-on-year, according to the Liga de Fútbol Profesional’s newly-published figures for the 2013-14 season.
Dalian Wanda signs off on Atletico Madrid investment
Chinese conglomerate Dalian Wanda has completed its deal to acquire a 20 per cent stake in Atletico Madrid, with chairman Wang Jianlin stating the €45m ($55.8m) investment in the Spanish Liga champion bolsters the firm's efforts to build its presence in the entertainment sector.
Atletico Madrid poised to welcome Chinese investment
Spanish Liga champion Atletico Madrid is set to sell a 20 per cent stake in the football club to Chinese billionaire Wang Jianlin, according to Spanish media reports.
Pressure from DC Comics forces Valencia to abandon new logo
Spanish Liga football club Valencia has been forced to drop a new version of its bat logo after US publishing group DC Comics said it was too similar to its Batman symbol.
Europe’s Fantastic Four
The English Premier League looks set for another bumper increase when it sells its domestic broadcast rights next year. But what strategies are currently being discussed to try and replicate that kind of increase in the other big four European football leagues? Frank Dunne, Editor of TV Sports Markets, asked the decision-makers in Spanish, French, German and Dutch football at last month’s SPORTELMonaco.