Real Madrid was stated to take into account the opportunity to have led La Liga for allegations of a perceived agenda against the club in Spanish football, led by the President of the League, Javier Tebas.
In addition to the big competitors Barcelona, Madrid still clung to the “Super League” project, which was spectacular in spring 2021 after nine of the 12 founding members immediately gave up in the middle of an enormous public counter reaction. Juventus finally gave up last year.
But SPORT Madrid claims to be “annoyed” in Spain, an obvious “victim of a system that punishes it about everyone else”. The club should have the feeling that Tebas has “combined all clubs against them”, allegedly made clear by its answer to a letter that protests against the referee.
Spain’s league Nacional de Futbol Professional (LFP), the body that organizes and monitors the two best departments in the country, is said to be united against Real Madrid in the eyes of the club.
While Madrid continues to “study” how to get the Super League up and running, it would not be an easy process to leave La League for another domestic competition abroad. It would require FIFA’s permission to leave the Spanish system, as well as an inviting host and the approval of UEFA, with which the association is called “still in the war” about the Super League fiasco.
Theoretically, the club “request asylum” – the emotional language used by SPORT Paint a picture of great injustice and a witch hunt – in the Bundesliga, Ligue 1 or the Series A. The declared upward trend for one of these leagues would be a higher sport and an increased profile to increase income.
A balanced club that plays in a foreign league is not unknown, but it is rare and typically on lower levels. A number of teams from Andorra, including FC Andorra in Gerard Pique, are members of the Spanish football pyramid under La Liga, while Cardiff City, Swansea City and Wrexham are prominent examples of Welsh clubs in England under the Premier League.
There are also two Canadian clubs – Toronto FC and Vancouver Whitecaps – in Major League Soccer, although Canadian participation in American leagues is common in several other sports.
In the case of AS Monaco, there is no domestic football competition in the sovereign microstata, so that the club has played in the French football system since its foundation in 1924.