Javier Tebas Considers LaLiga Matches in Morocco
Javier Tebas, the president of LaLiga, has opened the door to the possibility of hosting some matches from the Spanish championship in Morocco, particularly focusing on the city of Casablanca. This idea, which is still in the analytical stage, is based on the significant interest LaLiga generates in the African nation and the logistical convenience of organizing games in the region.
During a recent discussion, Tebas highlighted the potential for certain LaLiga matches to be played on Moroccan soil, with Casablanca identified as a prime candidate for these events, should the plan come to fruition. The motivation behind this initiative stems from two main factors: the large number of LaLiga fans residing in Morocco and the ease of travel, a crucial aspect when scheduling international matches.
Moreover, Tebas emphasized that this proposal is not a random initiative; it is rooted in the historical and cultural ties between Spain and Morocco. He argued that sports, particularly football, serve as a natural platform for strengthening these relationships. He also pointed out the widespread interest in LaLiga across various regions, from Iraq to Morocco, reinforcing the notion that there is a substantial audience for such international initiatives.
At this stage, it remains a contemplated possibility. However, the mere mention of this idea ignites a recurring debate in European football regarding the global expansion of leagues and the pursuit of new markets through matches at international venues.
As reported by redamazonica.org.
