LaLiga has reported this Tuesday that the Court of First Instance No. 15 has dismissed the lawsuit filed by Real Madrid and Athletic regarding CVC’s operation with the employers.
The agreement with the investment fund, to which 44 clubs from the EA Sports League and the Hypermotion League have joined, involves the transfer by the sports entities of 10% of their television rights in exchange for an amount that in total, Adding the figures of all those involved, it moves around 2,000 million.
“The ruling confirms the legality of the operation, pointing out that it complies with the current legal and statutory frameworks. In addition, it highlights that the statutes of LaLiga or the applicable regulations regarding the management and administration of the audiovisual and economic rights of LaLiga were not violated. sports entities,” reported the organization chaired by Javier Tebas.
LaLiga also defends that the court’s decision confirms that the agreement “does not infringe the rights of the participating clubs” and that therefore “unfair conditions or conditions that significantly alter their participation and rights within the competition” were not imposed on them.
“It also recognizes the autonomy of LaLiga to manage and administer its commercial and audiovisual rights, as long as they are carried out within the legal framework,” added the employer’s letter.
LaLiga celebrates that the operation with CVC “has allowed these clubs to project investments, without relying on public aid, that would otherwise have been unaffordable and that will accelerate the growth of the clubs in 20 years in terms of investment, infrastructure, internationalization and professionalization , among others”.
