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LaLiga will continue with five substitutions for the 2020-21 season

by LaLigaSeptember 9, 2020laligaLeave a Comment

LaLiga teams will be able to make five more substitutions next season, said the Spanish Football Association (RFEF).

The RFEF Steering Committee met on Tuesday to discuss rules for the 2020-21 campaign and it was decided to allow five more changes.

The move was originally introduced after a long hiatus due to Covid-19, which gave the team limited time to properly prepare for a restart in June.

However, in a statement on Tuesday, the RFEF announced that countries in the LaLiga and Segunda divisions would again be allowed to make five substitutions – albeit within three blocks – to avoid disruption.

And because after blocking, teams were allowed to select 23 players on their team for match day (not 18), meaning they could have 12 players on the bench.

The proposal is submitted by the LFP (Professional Football League) and must be approved by the RFEF before the new season, which starts this weekend.

Next season, LaLiga will be free for viewers in England, while OCTOBER will be with fans watching Real Madrid and Barcelona play in front of their heads … but will Lionel Messi join in?

by LaLigaAugust 27, 2020September 1, 2020laligaLeave a Comment

League matches will be available to viewers in the UK for free until October 1 next season.

Fans can see Real Madrid, Barcelona and Atletico Madrid in action when the division kicks off on 12 September.

Sky customers can access the best flying games by signing up for Premier Sports and entering their details. Non-Sky subscribers can also take advantage of this offer by logging into Premier Player and watching the newfound LaLigaTV.

It promises an exciting new season in La Liga, with many changes to be expected from the aforementioned countries – including Barcelona as they prepare for a massive overhaul of their team.

New coach Ronald Coman is looking to leave his mark at the club after a disappointing season in which he lost the title to city rivals Madrid.

Lionel Messi is the most famous player ready to play. Many top clubs, including Manchester City, are struggling to get his signature after announcing their intention to leave the Nou camp amid uncertainty at the club.

Stars such as Luis Suarez, Jordi Alba and Sergio Busquets said they could sell this summer after a humiliating 8-2 defeat to Bayern Munich in the Champions League quarter-finals.

Real Madrid, meanwhile, are poised to defend their La Liga crown with a new youth team after coach Zinedine Zidane was instructed not to expect an ordinary signature from Galactico due to the ongoing financial constraints of Covid-19.

Premier Sports won exclusive LaLiga promotion rights for the 2019-20 and 2020-21 seasons in September 2019. LaLiga TV launches the all-time competition in January.

Spanish law prohibits betting on LaLiga club sponsor shirts

by LaLigaJuly 10, 2020September 1, 2020laligaLeave a Comment

Bets will no longer be able to sponsor jerseys or have the right to name a stadium in Spain from the start of the following season.

The ban follows legal approval under the Royal Spanish Advertising Decree, which currently only allows a four-hour advertisement window for betting companies.

The law proposed by Spanish consumer minister Alberto Garson will still be stamped by the European Union in Brussels, but this may be a formality. Garson said they would be available for the new LaLiga season.

Spain is quick to pass new laws and has banned company sponsors from appearing on jerseys for youth teams. Second and third grades LaLiga were hit by a series of game manipulation scandals.

The advertising ban will be the most difficult in the top league. Eight teams represent gambling companies as the main sponsors – Valencia, Alaves, Leganes, Granada, Mallorca, Seville, Osasuna and Levante

Barcelona will announce a £ 55 million midfielder transfer with medical equipment TODAY

by LaLigaJune 29, 2020September 1, 2020laligaLeave a Comment

Midfielders Arthur and Miralem Pjanic have completed their medical titles and signed contracts with Juventus and Barcelona, respectively. According to reports, the two European heavyweights will make an official announcement today.

Juventus has tried to sign the Brazil international with 20 Arthur chapters for several months.

However, due to financial constraints caused by the coronavirus pandemic, the Maurizio Sari state is struggling to make expensive transfers.

So the Serie A champions must be creative and instead offer one of their best players.

And Bosnia-Herzegovina international Pjanic, who has long been admired by Barcelona, has checked all the boxes.

Initially, the agreement was stalled because Arthur was not interested in leaving Camp Nou.

However, the 23-year-old has changed his mind and now a brave exchange contract is inevitable.

Juventus will pay around £ 63 million for Arthur, while Pjanic will go in the opposite direction for around £ 55 million.

According to Goal, Arthur and Pjanic closed their respective doctors on Sunday and then signed their contracts.

Arthur’s five-year contract costs £ 87,000 a week, but rises to £ 104,000 a week if a different bonus is obtained.

The former Gremio star, who played 72 matches for Barcelona after joining in 2018, will be connected to the Allianz Stadium in June 2025.

Both players will end the campaign with their current country, but Barça wants the substitutions to be completed before 30 June for financial reasons.

This step will surprise many people. Arthur recently interviewed and explained that he was only interested in staying at Camp Nou.

“There has always been speculation, but frankly, my idea is very clear. The only choice that interests me is to continue in Barcelona,” the 23-year-old said in a statement from his communications company.

“I am very confident and calm. I feel very good here and also thank the club and coaching staff for their trust. This is another reason to be very clear that my only hope is to continue.”

The LaLiga giants are ready to move for the defender.

by LaLigaJune 16, 2020September 1, 2020laligaLeave a Comment

Tottenham are ready to compete with Manchester United for Watford defender Pervis Estudinan.

However, the Premier League pair may have to deal with Barcelona and Atletico Madrid, who are believed to be ready to attack the Ecuadorian defender.

Estupinan came to Vicarage Road in July 2016 but never played as a senior for the Hornets.

Instead, he was loaned to Granada, Almeria and Mallorca, but is currently on a two-year loan from Osasuna.

In April, United jumped 7 million euros for players, and the Ecuadorian market Expreso announced that Atletico was also very interested.

Former United star Antonio Valencia helped the player earlier this year and said, “From here I send all positive energy to Estupinan.”

Ecuagol announced through Sport Witness that Manchester United would buy it for the 22-year-old and forward it to other English teams while they wait for him to be renewed in the Premier League.

One of United’s problems is Osasuna has the option to make a full repurchase.

Estupinan expected

Spanish newspaper La Razon claims that Barcelona and Atletico Madrid will bid more than £ 9 million at the end of this summer if Osasuna tries to recruit the player.

LaLiga is back! Manual reappraisal of team form before blocking

by LaLigaJune 10, 2020September 1, 2020laligaLeave a Comment

The Bundesliga’s return has been a success and now is the time for LaLiga to continue. June 11 is the date written in your diary. Spanish football returned violently on Thursday night when the Seville derby between Sevilla and Real Betis resumed the 2019/20 campaign at the event.

It has been more than three months since Eibar lost 2-1 to Real Sociedad in the last match before the block at home, and you will forget which players and teams were in good condition before the tragic Coronavirus pandemic.

After the best players have been re-evaluated in the form before the block, this is the ideal opportunity to judge which team flew before the break and who didn’t, just one day after the return of the 2019/20 Laiga campaign.

Interestingly, the four best teams in LaLiga, where they are actually the most formal country. Barcelona currently lead Real Madrid by two points in the overall standings, with Sevilla in third place and Real Sociedad in last place to qualify for the Champions League in fourth place. All four clubs occupy the same place in the ranking of our team.

The ranking of team forms is based on six matches, chronologically weighted, so the latest results have the greatest impact. Barcelona have won five of their last six league matches before the block. The only defeat at Clasico near Madrid blew lives to the title race.

Not only did Zinedine Zidane’s team get better than Barcelona, they also defeated city rivals Atletico at the start of their six-match series. Unfortunately, they were unable to reduce the difference to Barcelona because they lost 2-0 to Classico on both sides.

The top 4 aren’t the only sides that appear correctly before the block. Betis Real, Levante and Alaves occupy 12th, 13th and 14th places in the league and 12th, 13th and 14th in our form guide.

However, this does not apply to all teams. In fact, some clubs like Valencia fight before the break. Los Che is seventh in the league, but only five teams are in worse condition than Albert Kelades (ranking form 6.61). Valencia have only won two of their last six league matches and were beaten 3-0 by Real Sociedad and Getafe in this match.

While Valencia might appreciate the opportunity to sit relaxed during the break, especially on the way to the Bernabeu to return in their second match, the others will not have the same mood.

For those at risk of degradation, Celta Vigo and Leganes, take a three-month break in bad weather. Leganes is second in the league, but with only two defeats in his last six league games, he ranks 11th in our form guide (score 6.64).

Meanwhile, Celta Vigo will continue the campaign in one place in the bottom three, but only five teams are in better condition before the block (score 6.72). Celtic are unbeaten in five league matches before football is arrested. They ran with Madrid and beat Sevilla in that order.

LaLiga shows free 2019/20 season holidays in nursing homes throughout Spain

by LaLigaMay 28, 2020September 1, 2020laligaLeave a Comment

LaLiga has announced that it will offer all other games this season in nursing homes throughout Spain for free.

The race is currently stopped due to the coronavirus pandemic, but is scheduled to start again on June 11 with the Sevilla derby between Sevilla and Real Betis.

These and all other institutions in Spain’s top group (plus the second tier, LaLiga Smartbank) will be accessible to nursing homes through LaLigaTVBar, a channel dedicated to cafes, bars, restaurants and public places.

“This movement aims to end the isolation and loneliness suffered by residents and staff since the COVID-19 crisis which forced all residents to be held in nursing homes for the elderly,” LaLiga said in a joint declaration with TV company MEDIAPRO.

“After more than 70 days of isolation, the country’s oldest fans can enjoy their favorite team play.

The LaLiga season will continue with the derby in Seville on June 11, said League President Javier Tebas

by LaLigaMay 25, 2020September 1, 2020laligaLeave a Comment

LaLiga President Javier Tebas announced that the race would resume on June 11. Sevilla Derby was the first to be played.

Previously, Tebas had announced that there would be a game every day after the first two Spanish divisions became active again after more than two months of inactivity due to the corona virus. Early came a step closer on Saturday after the government gave the green light. so football will resume starting June 8.

“We move to a different phase every Monday (in the government’s de-escalation plan),” Tebas told Movistar. Therefore [Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez] gave the date 8 June. “We have to see which day we start every day of the week.”

In the last few weeks, Theben insisted that LaLiga runs on the launch date on Friday, June 12, and he said on Sunday evening: “It will be safe this weekend. Maybe even Thursday, June 11. We can start with the game for the whole Spain to respect what happened (with Covid-19). “

And when asked which match to choose to restart Spain, he replied, “We want this to be the Sevilla Derby, Sevilla- [Real] Betis.”

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Temperatures in Spain will rise in the summer, when the season usually ends, and Theben has announced that LaLiga is working on climate, because of climate, to choose seasons and dates carefully.

“We work with computer programs and know the temperature for every day and everywhere,” he said. “We look at historical averages. That’s how we work on schedules.

“But if there is a heat wave or a rise in temperature, the game can be reversed.”

The time interval has not been fixed, but Tebas said LaLiga temporarily looked at the match schedule at 5:00 pm, 7:30 pm, and 9:30 pm, with previous games played in cooler regions such as Cantabria.

The 57-year-old added that the return protocol had been agreed, but said the number of journalists who had admitted to the stadium was not.

“We will try to ensure everyone’s health and safety,” he said. “Will will set rules, but he won’t like everyone.”

The clubs can train in groups of 14 on Monday, but four Sevilla players could be fined for breaking the blocking rules on weekends, even though they apologize on Sunday.

“There may be disciplinary measures,” Tebas said. “The players have shown regret and that is positive. We are role models for the community and we must be careful about what we do and what we publish (online).

“I would say to all participants that we cannot have that attitude. Photos are the least. We endanger thousands of jobs. We must be very careful about the things we do in our environment.”

LaLiga approved the contents of the Japanese SportsNavi portal

by LaLigaMay 21, 2020September 1, 2020laligaLeave a Comment

Japanese media platform SportsNavi has rebuilt its relationship with LaLiga, making it the first official media partner of the Spanish soccer competition in Japan.

The agreement, which will initially run until the end of this year with an extension option, will give Japanese LaLiga fans access to news about the competition as well as “penetration” of all clubs in first hand.

The first exclusive content available as part of the agreement includes a documentary about the revival of Mallorca by Segunda División B in 2017-18 until returning to LaLiga in 2019-20. Japanese international Takefusa Kubo is currently on loan from Real Madrid in Mallorca.

Rubén González, a LaLiga delegation in Japan, said: “At SportsNavi Inc., we will be able to reach more fans. If we reach them on one of the most important websites in the Japanese media landscape and make it their language, we can generate more interest and knowledge of LaLiga. “”

Since opening a base in Japan in 2017, LaLiga has focused on bringing Japanese fans closer to knowledge about their competition and clubs, and supporting local institutions and leagues in their growth strategies.

As a result, LaLiga signed a trade partnership with HIS and Sony Bank, a cooperation agreement with competitions such as the J-League and Nadeshiko League and opened a Japanese account on Twitter and LINE.

In February 2018, DAZN, an OTT subscription service, strengthened its position in Japan by taking over the sportsNavi Live streaming platform, which is managed by Japanese conglomerate SoftBank. SportsNavi Live’s portfolio of rights, including LaLiga, was acquired by DAZN, which was launched in Japan in August 2016.

LaLiga opens team training for group 10 with a fresh start on June 12

by LaLigaMay 18, 2020September 1, 2020laligaLeave a Comment

Today, La Liga clubs have continued group training as they prepare to be active again in June after a long break due to the 19th COVID pandemic.

League president Javier Tebas, who strongly advocates the resumption of the season, insists that clubs in the first two divisions will train in groups of up to 10 players today.

This step follows an announcement by the government on Saturday that will allow sports teams to return to business.

“Confirming the return of group training will help achieve the standard training level,” Tebas told Movistar, a Spanish television company. “It is very important that all teams train at the same level and we are grateful that this is the problem.”

All organized football in Spain has been suspended indefinitely since March 12. Tebas warned that the club would lose up to 1 billion euros if the season does not end.

The club began individual training earlier this month when the match began on June 12 behind closed doors. Tebas said he was even more optimistic about the end of the season after the Bundesliga resumed operations as the first major European league this weekend.

“I sent my congratulations to the Bundesliga because they tried hard for it,” he said.

“We have worked very hard with them over the past few months and exchanged protocols and ideas. I am very proud of the Bundesliga because they are not easy, but they are the first and they are examples to follow.”