Aspen: Tebas sent a letter to explain the overseas matches to the players, but the latter insisted on calling a meeting

According to the "Aspen" report, since the "overseas matches" encountered doubts from the players, La Liga President Tebas explained certain points to the players in a six-page letter. Moreover, he said that he will meet with the players on October 24 to introduce the plan in person.

Although the players' union (AFE) has made it clear that this day is not appropriate because players will participate in games or training, La Liga still insists on this date. The players are very unhappy about this, and the union believes that La Liga's reasons are not sufficient. In a letter to the players, Tebas reminded them that La Liga has contributed more than 100 million euros to the union through the sale of audiovisual rights.

Tebas said: "This reflects our commitment and active participation in the players and the future of Spanish professional football. The goal of the overseas competition is to promote the influence of the Spanish football brand in the US market, enhance the international audio-visual value and fully contact the fan base that already exceeds 60 million. The choice of the club is not made by me or La Liga, but these teams voluntarily signed up ”

“This is just one game out of 380 played throughout the season, thus maintaining the structure and competitive balance of the league. The goal is not to move the competition abroad, but to strengthen its global influence through a carefully planned action consistent with the sporting, economic and institutional interests of La Liga and its players.”

”For and Releve. nt’s partnership revenue is expected to be at least US$2 billion in guaranteed audio-visual revenue over the next 15 years, plus an investment of more than €150 million to sponsor, activate and promote Spanish football in North America. The revenue generated will be used to strengthen La Liga’s international presence and global value, rather than being distributed in a one-off manner between clubs. The goal is not short-term financial gain, but strategic and long-term. "

"This is just one of 380 games per season. Historical results show that the home field factor does not guarantee an advantage at the competitive level, and there are no international rules linking environmental factors to the integrity of the game. "

Although Tebas' letter is six pages long, the players believe it is still missing a lot of the information they requested. They were unclear on how to enforce their rights reflected in the agreement and insisted on a meeting of all parties involved.