Ass: Spanish Sports High Commission is still studying whether it has the right to reject La Liga overseas games

The Spanish media "As" reported that the Spanish Higher Sports Commission (CSD) is still studying whether it has the right to reject La Liga overseas games. There is a huge unknown in the overseas La Liga match. Although many initially believed that the government had no decision-making power on whether La Liga could be played abroad, the Spanish High Sports Commission is still studying the matter. The move comes as Real Madrid wrote a letter asking to block the promotion of the Tebas project.

For two months, La Liga overseas matches have been on the government's desk. Although it seems that this matter will not be approved by the government at first. In a letter to FIFA, UEFA and the Spanish Higher Sports Commission, Real Madrid asked not to approve requests from Villarreal and Barcelona to move the La Liga match abroad. The reason is that such competitions will "significantly affect sports integrity and risk disrupting competition fairness." During this period, the Spanish High Sports Commission has been studying the case and sent a request to the Spanish Football Association this Monday to assess legal compliance.

Through this action, the Spanish Higher Sports Commission continued to study whether it has a veto power over the project. Although at first almost all relevant parties believed that this matter was beyond the government's authority, it was generally believed that the government only needed to approve international events held in Spain, such as the 2030 World Cup, the Champions League final, etc. But now the situation is no longer clear, and the government is studying whether it will eventually have the right to decide.

Although the Spanish Higher Sports Commission has not made clear whether it will approve the transfer of La Liga to Miami within its jurisdiction, its attitude is very clear: it has a negative stance.

Sports Minister Pilar Allegria said on the El Larguero program: "As a government, I am attracting international events to my country. Please imagine where I want domestic events to be held? In my country. We have great cities. I advocate that domestic events should be played in Spain."