Ass: La Liga overseas game plan encountered many difficulties, and most voices from Spain opposed it

According to the Ass, the plan for La Liga overseas encountered many difficulties, and most voices from Spain, led by Real Madrid, opposed playing games in the United States.

La Liga President Tebas' "Miami Plan" aims to move a La Liga match to the United States, but this plan has encountered many problems. Players protested because they felt neglected, saying that the confidentiality was disrespectful to them.

Real Madrid took the lead in opposing the plan, and other clubs and coaches also expressed their objections. The Spanish Sports High Council (CSD) initially believed that there was no need to make a statement, but now it has to intervene.

Previously, La Liga had tried to move the game overseas three times, but none of them were successful. This time, although some of the previous obstacles were overcome, they faced new challenges. First, there is strong opposition from the players, who demand more information and transparency. The

Players' Union (AFE) has requested La Liga to obtain all the details about the trip to the United States, but La Liga has not given a clear response. The players stressed that if communication and transparency continue to be lacking, they would not be involved in the game.

There are few clubs except Barcelona and Villarreal that publicly support this plan. Some clubs such as Getafe, Vallecano and Real Sociedad have reserved this idea.

In particular, Real Madrid wrote to FIFA, UEFA and CSD, demanding that this La Liga match be blocked in the United States. Real Madrid believes the move undermines the league's competitive balance and provides some teams with an unfair advantage.

Faced with these opposition voices, CSD had to reassess his position. Although initially believed that there was no need to intervene, after receiving a formal request from Real Madrid, CSD now must decide whether it is necessary to comment or take action on the matter.