La Liga clubs received part of the €1.994 billion funding set out in the CVC agreement. The club was able to begin implementing its programme projects to promote modernization and benefit fans and the Spanish sports industry while raising La Liga's global profile.
Madrid, Spain, January 20, 2022 —
La Liga clubs received a €400 million capital injection, completing the first part of the €1,994 million investment in the Boost LaLiga project agreement. The strategic agreement, which is endorsed by 90% of La Liga clubs, links CVC investment firms with La Liga and its clubs for global growth.
Now, the club has been able to implement the development plan previously submitted to La Liga, which will allow them to speed up the modernization process.
According to the plan developed by the club, 70% of the investment will need to be allocated to infrastructure, international development, brand and product development, communication strategy, innovation and technology plans, as well as content development plans for digital platforms and social networks, with the other 15% available for player registration and the remaining 15% going to financial debt.
The next phase of Boost LaLiga
From February 1, a new holding company, LaLiga Group, will be formed, most of La Liga's business will be transferred to the company, and CVC will hold 8% of the company for the next 50 years. At that time, clubs that have joined the CVC agreement will receive another 298 million euros.
The plan is the first step in La Liga's 50-year strategy and will take La Liga and its clubs to a new level globally. CVC is a partner with extensive global experience in the sports industry that can bring long-term capital and expertise to La Liga, helping La Liga and its clubs to develop internationally against a backdrop of great challenges and uncertainties facing the industry.
About La Liga
The Spanish professional football league LaLiga (La Liga) is a global, innovative and socially responsible sports league, as well as a leader in the field of leisure and entertainment. The league organizes the Spanish professional football leagues , La Liga and La Liga , with 20 La Liga clubs and 22 La Liga clubs , affecting more than 2.8 billion people worldwide in the 2018/19 season. Headquartered in Madrid, La Liga has 11 permanent offices and 46 foreign representatives in 55 countries and territories around the world. In 2014, La Liga opened an office in Shanghai, China. In 2020, La Liga formed a joint venture with Mediapro and Xinying Sports, SFCM, dedicated to the commercialization of sponsorship and licensing. The league is actively involved in social activities through its fund LaLiga Genuine, and is the only professional football league in the world to have a league of intellectually disabled players.
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