Tevas: The Premier League is still continuing its deficit, but the European title is not as good as La Liga

Hupu September 19th After the salary limits for the clubs to which La Liga EASports and La Liga Hypermotion were announced, league chairman Javier Tevas and corporate director-general Javier Gomez held a press conference to discuss various issues. One of the core topics is the huge difference in investment between the Premier League and La Liga, which Tevas clearly elaborated on and criticized England's system.

"This is how the Premier League operates, their turnover is higher, it is a richer country than us, but they are still continuing to deficit, and now they are going to usher in a loss-making Premier League season, which has an inflationary effect on the rest of Europe."

"I'm not talking about investment, but disruption. If we look at the efficiency ratio of the transfer, our clubs and German clubs are the most efficient. Lewandowski once said that in the Premier League, they would pay high fees for players who played 10 games and scored only 6 goals, which would bring more value to the Premier League? Look at the Ballon d'Or winners, they sign a lot, but they didn't have those top stars, and Rodri is the exception in recent years. I'm not worried, we still have more European titles than the Premier League, don't worry. This is just what they hyped up."

"If the gap is widening because of higher turnover, just in the In normal range, that's nothing. But you should ask why the English government has set up an independent regulator to control the finances of clubs in England, which is definitely to control something, which is not available in Spain, and there is no such role in Spain because our clubs are able to control and self-regulate. I think English football will go to more control, and their spending will continue to exceed us because they are larger, but cannot sustain that loss-making system. Some people don't want to see this, and I think they are working in this direction, and they are seeking sustainability because they know that losing £1 billion per year is not the right way. "