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RFEF Board to Discuss LaLiga Game in Miami

RFEF Board to Discuss LaLiga Game in Miami
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Sports August 10, 2025 16:35

miami, usa - The RFEF board will discuss holding the Villarreal vs. Barcelona LaLiga game in Miami, marking a potential milestone for Spanish football in the US.

RFEF Considers LaLiga Game in Miami

The Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) is set to take the first step in the process of hosting a LaLiga game between Villarreal and Barcelona in Miami. LaLiga has long aimed to play matches in the US, with previous attempts facing opposition.

History of Attempts

LaLiga's first effort to hold a game in Miami in 2018 was blocked due to opposition from RFEF and FIFA. However, recent developments suggest a potential breakthrough, with FIFA dropping its opposition after facing legal challenges.

Next Steps and Opposition

The RFEF board's decision to involve UEFA in the process signals a significant development, requiring approvals from various confederations and federations. The move marks a shift from previous opposition under former RFEF president Luis Rubiales, who clashed with LaLiga on multiple fronts.

Conciliatory Approach

Since Rubiales' resignation in 2023, the new RFEF leadership under Rafael Louzan has taken a more collaborative stance with LaLiga. This potential game in Miami could open up new opportunities for Spanish football's global expansion.

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