Real Madrid and Barcelona, once representing two very different ideologies within Spain, have recently taken a business decision that seems to draw them closer together.
The two teams registered the brand “El Clasico” on Tuesday, with reports stating that it could be a lucrative agreement for both parties.
However, La Liga chief Javier Tebas has expressed his displeasure with their decision, despite introducing salary caps to ensure their financial stability.
Most notably, the El Clasico duo have been in open warfare with La Liga since trying to form a breakaway European Super League. While this alliance makes sense from an economic perspective, it may take away some of the intensity and passion from El Clasico matches.
Article updated 6 months ago. Content is written and modified by multiple authors.
