Spanish football is prepared in case Lionel Messi decides to leave Barcelona, and the plan is not to suffer from the lack of any of the league’s images.
Nuño Pérez Pla, La Liga’s general manager for Mexico and the Caribbean, assured the league has been preparing for the departure of Cristiano Ronaldo and Leo Messi in recent years, which became the image of the Spanish tournament over the past decade.
The manager said that “LaLiga has prepared at an institutional or brand level not to suffer from these great players. LaLiga and Barcelona are more than a player and Real Madrid more than Cristiano ”.
Regarding Cristiano Ronaldo, who left the white team two seasons ago and decided to sign with Juventus from Italy, Pérez Pla said Madrid “was not affected commercially and that despite his departure we have made global deals. It’s the reach that LaLiga has on a global level ”:
The leader reiterated that Spanish football has positioned itself as the most important tournament in the world and that they do not depend on the players to sell their image.
“We know how to level up and the stars are emerging and the big clubs will be the same ones we’ve seen over the years that are world leaders,” he said.
Likewise, he assured that Mexico is the third country to consume the most Spanish football in the world. “There is a special bond between Mexico and Spain and they ensure that Mexicans receive special attention. Mexico is the top three in digital and television audiences with our product, thanks to players such as Guardado, Lainez, Araujo and Herrera. De Iberdrola League. “