La Liga in Africa? Javier Tebas backs idea of holding matches in Morocco
La Liga president Javier Tebas has officially voiced his support for an ambitious and controversial idea—holding official matches of the Spanish championship on Moroccan soil.
Details: According to MAP, the league chief sees enormous potential in this move for expanding the global brand of Spanish football and strengthening ties with the North African region.
Morocco, which has recently been actively investing in football infrastructure and preparing to co-host the 2030 World Cup with Spain, is being considered as the perfect venue for such experiments.
Tebas's initiative fits perfectly into his broader strategy to take La Liga beyond the Iberian Peninsula. The league president previously attempted to organize matches in the USA, moves that sparked fierce resistance from fans.
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Steven Perez
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