La Liga president faces potential suspension over CVC deal that Barcelona had opposed. Javier Tebas is the president of La Liga, but some big teams in the league aren’t happy with him.
One big decision he made was to do a deal with CVC called the ‘La Liga Boost.’ La Liga gave part of its TV rights for 50 years in exchange for €2 billion in 2021.
Most clubs in La Liga and La Liga 2 liked the deal because it meant more money for them.
However, Barcelona, Real Madrid, Athletic Club, and Ibiza didn’t like it. They thought it was illegal, so they’re taking legal action against La Liga.
Now, there’s trouble for Tebas. The Administrative Court of Sport (TAD) is looking into a complaint against him. They might suspend him from his job because of the deal he made.
This is good news for Barcelona because they also didn’t like the deal.
La Liga has been fighting these complaints for almost two years. Real Madrid’s complaint is about how the deal was discussed at a meeting in December 2021. They think the meeting wasn’t fair because they didn’t get enough information before it.
Real Madrid and Barcelona also think it was wrong for La Liga to make this deal without considering everyone’s opinion.
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