La Liga 25/26

[jamrock]

Domestic audience though.

Not bad considering last weekend of summer and many are away, and this watching in bars, etc.

Yea it's not bad for those two domestically, I just wonder what the average viewership across the league is.

Those two doing NBA numbers in a country with a population significantly less than the US is a good sign for them individually.

Not a good sign for the NBA though.

 

[Porque]

American's know how to sell.

More ads, higher per customer valuation, etc.

Meanwhile in Spain they grab one coffee and watch a whole game and have one of the lowest wages in Europe.

1000 Spanish are basically the equivelent of 1 Americans, 10 Mexicans or 100 Colombians sent to meddle in Venezuela.

 

[khaled_a_d]

https://www.reddit.com/r/soccer/comments/1n5xryl

La Liga full transfers, there might be couple of players missing from last night.


Someone fact check me, but the most expensive signing for 10 clubs didn't exceed 5M, another 2 clubs didn't exceed 10M, 3 more with 11-15M.

5 Clubs had at least one signing over 20M: Betis and Barca, both didn't reach 30M mark for a signing, Villarreal biggest transfer is at 31M, Atletico signed Baena for 42M and Real Madrid has signed Hujsen for 62.5M as the league most expensive signing in 2025.

55 Net spending, likely less depending on how much Laporte cost Bilbao and counting Lukébakio sale from Sevilla for 20M. If Laporte joins for free, then net spending is almost 35M.

 

[Messi983]

If Laporte joins for free, then net spending is almost 35M.

Looks like Laporte won't join Bilbao at all for now.

El transfer de Laporte llegó tarde y el Athletic no puede inscribirle por ahora

FIFA confirma a MARCA que el TMS estaba cerrado cuando Al Nassr envió los papeles

www.marca.com