La Liga to North America: Pros & cons of Barcelona, Real Madrid possibly playing in U.S. | ESPN FC

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La Liga games might be coming to North America, with one of Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid, Sevilla and Valencia in line to play in either the United States or Canada, possibly Miami, as soon as this year. Charlie Stillitano, executive chairman of Relevent Sports, joins ESPN FC to discuss the move, then Dan Thomas, Shaka Hislop, Herculez Gomez, Craig Burley and Stewart Robson debate the pros and cons.

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JustBreadhead says:

Not about the money just died obviously it is

The Cast Aside Podcast says:

We've done a podcast from a fans point of view on this topic check us out if you're interested

If not enjoy the rest of your day ✌️

77 k says:

this is just bullshit!

Chester Sabajo says:

Wise to follow the money

JP says:

They need to nip this in the bud. Craig Burley is talking absolute bollocks

JP says:

What a joke. Why not go to a country that has an interest in football. Since when did the americans give a shit about football. Its doomed to fail.

youri st jean says:

This guy just dead wants money

Jion white says:

If it ain’t broke don’t fix it

Lionel Sheja says:

It would be great if they take away from Barcelona and Real Madrid home games.

Dark Heel says:

This will hurt MLS.

Mohamed Adan says:

nah im sorry but no, football is changing and the way i see it its honestly not for the good.its all about MONEY!
i honestly feel sorry for the future generation…greed and "expanding" our league will slowly kill this game

DZ ZD says:

fucking greedy BASTARD!

Ryan Hopper says:

These people are out here to make the money grab. I speak as an American who would love to see Liverpool play in America. But this effects of this could effect critical results for teams large and small. Just keep pre season in America

Haseeb J says:

Take away the home game from the bigger team and give them the revenue from the match! That way the bigger team still makes their home game revenue, the big team's fans don't get disappointed because there's another 18 home games for them, and the smaller team's fans don't miss out on their only chance to finally watch players like messi!

chevito6 says:

Wtf ESPN FC, the only one open minded about this idea that can see the bigger picture here is craig. Get a grip lads

Exia94 says:

Singapore doesnt give a fck about la liga LOL. EPL is KING.

poontang3zizo says:

Stilliano looks like he's never seen an entire game of football in his life

Steven Kwak says:

Globalization – just change the "real" fans to the "real" populists and this type of debate is the same as immigration for the identity of a country.

"real" fans could exist anywhere is what the guy was saying kind of like how "anyone" could be an American. I do agree globalization takes away a lot of appeal of sports/identity though.

Ndah Harper says:

This is making a good brand for soccer people who have even heard of the top leaves around the world liar Real Madrid and never heard of them Barcelona Juventus FC Bayern Munich no one has ever heard of that in the United States that will be good Building Bridges for soccer you will see you were American soccer is really at not Des americains soccer you will see what it top leaves around the world or at

Ndah Harper says:

European Lee's coming to the United States is going to be wonderful for the MLS for the USL for the npsl all day is going to be wonderful coming here not everybody knows who Messi Ronaldo Luis Suarez his

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