"The decision adds yet another layer of tension to the ongoing dispute between La Liga, Real Madrid, and several other Spanish clubs over the internationalisation of the domestic competition. While La Liga, backed by Barcelona and Villarreal, continues to push for the match to be played in the United States, most of the Primera Division clubs remain firmly against the idea and the players have shown it on the field."
"As a result, Real Madrid have sent an official letter to the CSD expressing strong opposition to the December fixture, labelling it an act that "adulterates the competition." CSD seeks answers as debate intensifies Following Madrid's complaint, the CSD has requested detailed information from the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) regarding La Liga's justification for hosting the game abroad. In response, the RFEF has asked to review the contents of Madrid's written statement before issuing its own report."
Real Madrid filed a formal complaint with the Higher Sports Council (CSD) over La Liga's plan to stage Barcelona versus Villarreal in Miami, calling the December fixture an act that "adulterates the competition." The CSD requested detailed information from the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) about La Liga's justification for holding the match abroad. The RFEF asked to review Real Madrid's written complaint before preparing its own report. La Liga, supported by Barcelona and Villarreal, has FIFA and UEFA approval to hold the game in the United States. Most Primera Division clubs oppose the move, and several players publicly criticized staging domestic fixtures overseas. The dispute highlights tensions among La Liga, the RFEF, the AFE, the CSD, and clubs over competition internationalisation.
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