On October 7, a wave of heavy news made waves in the sports world. Mundo Deportivo revealed that La Liga president Tebas delved into a number of topics in a meeting, including the movement of Spain's joint bid to host the 2030 World Cup, the controversial events surrounding Spain's women's national team, the financial woes of some La Liga clubs, and the latest developments in the Spanish Administrative Court of Sport (TAD) Suspension of Bills.
On Thursday, Tebas took part in a sports regulations conference in Malaga on the theme of "Stopping degeneration, violence and sexism". He expressed a positive view of the joint bid of Spain, Portugal and Ukraine to host the 2030 World Cup, which is a sign of support and assistance not only from the Spanish-Portuguese Football Federation, but also from the governments of both countries.
Talking about the incident in which 15 members of the Spanish women's national team collectively withdrew from the team in protest against manager Bilda, Tebas admitted that he did not have enough data to make his position clear, but he emphasized that conflict is sometimes inevitable and can only be faced with a hard head. He was shocked that so many players collectively voiced their opinions on the national team, a behavior that not only tarnishes the image of the Spanish Football Federation, but also needs to be properly managed, but said he was not in charge of the matter.
On economic issues, Tebas recognized the current situation of Salon de Málaga, saying that it is "in a much healthier economic situation" and that it has paid the full amount of the transfer. In his opinion, the club has the right management model, its debts have been paid off and the CVC's economic stimulus program has been used correctly. However, with regard to the Almeria club, Tebas revealed that its shareholders have caught his attention because of the alleged existence of transactions in an irregular way. He emphasized that the economic control of the club is "comprehensive" and that the club does not have the capacity to sign contracts that are beyond its means and may even involve gray income.
Tebas expressed concern about the bill to stop the Administrative Tribunal for Sport (TAD), saying that "someone" was behind it and that he was a strong supporter of the UEFA Super League. However, he did not reveal his identity. He also responded to the issue of the broadcasting rights of the Liga MX.
