One subject has overwhelmed the features in Spain today, after El Confidencial delivered a report and brief snippets which affirmed that Gerard Pique had been associated with discussions to take the Spanish Supercup to Saudi Arabia.
The voice notes, between Barcelona player Pique and President of the Spanish Football Federation Luis Rubiales, likewise elaborate conversations over the monetary awards for each club.
Subsequent to going to an occasion today in Barcelona, Mundo Deportivo requested Javier Tebas' considerations with regards to this issue, as President of La Liga.
"I haven't heard the sounds yet. It's a matter where until those involved offer their viewpoint, I won't express anything about."
Tebas has a long-running fight with Rubiales, with the two frequently conflicting on various issues, including planning. Tebas appeared to be hesitant to denounce the news notwithstanding, expressing he would need to peruse and pay attention to the report later. He owned up to realizing that Valencia were discontent with the circumstance.
"Indeed, the facts really confirm that Valencia were extremely discontent with the division of cash and it very well may be sound with the features I have perused. Indeed, I am not in concurrence with what the clubs are procuring that aren't Barcelona and Real Madrid."
"The division of cash in the Supercup was rarely straightforward and it wasn't made sense of well."
Maybe the justification behind his somewhat thoughtful view was generally obviously noticeable towards the finish of the meeting. La Liga had at one phase needed to play a Girona-Barcelona installation in Miami, however were always unable to do so on the grounds that the move was hindered by the RFEF.
"I said that it appeared acceptable to me that the Supercup is held in Saudi Arabia. We needed to take a La Liga match to the United States and they didn't permit us. Maybe the ideal was an alternate country. [Rubiales] has no resistance from me about taking the competition beyond Spain. Better put, I concur with it."
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