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Up to now, the strategy was clear: "Estrellas" must come, the stars. Messi, Ronaldo, Neymar, Basel, Griezmann – among them lived the highest Spanish league. And they have been their trumps in the fierce race for the most lucrative TV offerings in which the Premier League advances. The league now loses its second world star with Cristiano Ronaldo just one year after Neymar.
Nevertheless, during the interview, President Javier Tebas sat quietly in the meeting room of the hotel in Geneva for a long time. This is no longer the exodus of the figureheads who awakens the 55 years
Javier Tebas, how much does the League haunt the departure of Cristiano Ronaldo?
Cristiano is a legend for Real Madrid but also for the league. It hurts. But five or six years ago, his departure would have hurt us even more. It would have been a bitter loss. As a league, we have worked hard to make our brand bigger than individual players. The Premier League has not won a ball for years, they have not even made finalists. Not to mention the titles of the Champions League. However, today, it is the richest league in the world
But the league strategy has been based on the stars in recent years. Now, according to Neymar, the second goes in a year.
The stars helped us grow, of course. But we had to prepare for Ronaldo's departure. Everything else would have been irresponsible. And during recent contract renewals, no TV channel has required playing in Spain. Thanks to players like Messi, Neymar and Cristiano, we are ready to league over players and clubs.
Yet the league loses the second superstar in a year.
This is for us more important. Of course, I wish the two were still with us. I would also like to have Mourinho and Guardiola with us, but we can not all have them. And what should you keep in mind: Cristiano Ronaldo is already 33 years old.
Video: Ronaldo sits in Turin
The superstar of Real takes on a new challenge. Video: Tamedia / Reuters
So, strategically, Real Madrid was not so bad at selling an aging star for more than 100 million dollars
You'll have an idea, including the player's morale. Our job has always been to prepare for a time without Cristiano Ronaldo and Messi. Everything else would have been irresponsible.
Does Ronaldo's departure also have fiscal reasons?
What is certain is that Italy is better in fiscal matters than Spain for the business structure of Cristiano Ronaldo. But he has been calling for years that he wants to go. This time, Real saw an opportunity to recover and reuse his investment at this time
Who follows Cristiano on Real?
Real Madrid rarely disappoints people when it comes to transfers going. Real did not win a star last summer, but now the desire for a big name will be there.
On Neymar?
No idea.
Who would you like to have?
There are many big players. Personally, I would be happy if the division of the different nations of our league increased even more. The world's most sporting league would then become even more global
Video: The world's most expensive transfers
Crazy buzz: That's what the most expensive players were costing. Video: Tamedia / AFP
Would small teams benefit too?
A year ago, we changed the distribution key of the TV money, which was worth it. 50% of the pot is distributed equitably to all Erstligavereine, the other half being distributed in bonuses based on performance.
Payments in La Liga are not really balanced: in 2017, Master Barcelona received 146 million euros in silver Alaves 39. In the Premier League, it was 170 million for the champion and of 107 for the bottom of the table
The cycle of European football is as follows: Manchester City and PSG are inflated and have an advantage. Real, Bayern, Juve and Bara want to continue, they have to earn a lot more money, go to UEFA and win a lot of money thanks to the Champions League. And the league is killing them like that. If I give less money to the best teams, for the weaker clubs, they will lose ground in Europe and the mark of the league will be weakened. So where does the problem begin? Top: Manchester City and PSG, which are full of gas and oil for transfers – and, of course, financial fair play.
After the transfer of Neymar to Paris, you filed a lawsuit against UEFA. How is the stand positioned?
First and foremost, UEFA decided that PSG had to make 60 million euros of transfers by the end of June. But then she realized that you have to revise everything because she was deceived. Paris must be excluded from European competitions. Because the mistakes are fierce. PSG has rigged advertising offers. False!
Video: The world mocks Neymar
The swallows of Brazil create creativity on the Internet. Video: Tamedia / Twitter
So, should an example be done on the basis of the PSG?
Exactly.
But do you really think Paris will be severely punished?
Absolutely. I do not know, whether this season or just a year later. But that's the only way to enforce the rules. And beware, the PSG does not only concern Neymar. For four years, the revenues were artificially inflated, they were not real. Look: PSG had more advertising revenue than Real Madrid. How should this be possible? It's a big joke. We hope for a decision in the coming weeks. And if nothing is done again, we will exhaust all legal channels at the European Court of Justice. (baz.ch/Newsnet)
Date created: 13.07.2018, 09:56
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