Spanish media: It is unfair for Real Madrid and Barcelona to dominate La Liga, and the league acquiesces small and medium clubs to be bullied by giants

September 11th Spanish media "Super Sports" wrote an article about the current situation of La Liga. The article said that La Liga was once a star-studded stage, but now it has become an arena dominated by a few giants. La Liga small and medium-sized teams bowed to Real Madrid and Barcelona, ​​and fans have gradually become accustomed to this unfair situation.

Football should belong to fans, but now this idea has been eroded by power and money. In recent years, everything seems to have become irrelevant, and the current situation in La Liga is because we have acquiesced to all this.

Small and medium clubs signed a "agreement of loyalty to Real Madrid and Barcelona", and fans are almost unable to change the status quo except for occasional protests. For example, Valencia is no longer the Valencia of the past, and La Liga is no longer the highly respected star league.

In recent weeks, Valencia and its fans have become victims of Barcelona's latest domineering behavior. Under Laporta's planning, Valencia's management has failed to take timely actions to protect the interests of the club and fans.

Walen did not react until Barcelona announced that this weekend's La Liga match against Valen will be played on a stadium with no minimum number of spectators and that Valen fans will not be given any tickets. Although Barcelona eventually offered 290 tickets to the away team, it was just a drop in the bucket. The role of the media is particularly important here. Responsible media should stand up and speak out for fans, rather than turn a blind eye to these unfair behaviors. If this happens in Madrid, Sevilla or Bilbao, it may cause a greater response.

Ultimately, it is not just about whether hundreds of loyal fans can watch La Liga games on site, but about the future of the entire league and the rights of the fans.