sport news LaLiga president Javier Tebas hopes Spanish stadiums can be full in November
LaLiga president Javier Tebas hopes Spanish stadiums can be back to full capacity by November and insists he's not worried about Barcelona adding more stars to their bloated wage bill in the summer transfer window LaLiga chief Javier Tebas hopes Spanish stadiums can be full again by November Spanish stadiums have been empty for a year now because of coronavirus Tebas said he wasn't concerned by Barcelona adding to their bloated wage bill Sergio Aguero, Eric Garcia, Gini Wijnaldum and Memphis Depay have all joined He played down effect the loss of stars, like Sergio Ramos, may have on a TV deal
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The president of LaLiga Javier Tebas believes Spanish stadiums could be back at full capacity by November and that its clubs have successfully ridden out the financial storm caused by the pandemic.
Speaking on Wednesday he said: 'I believe we can start the season with 60 per cent capacity. Some areas of Spain will have more, some less. But by November or December we should be at 100 per cent.'
Asked if that would help club's fix their economies he said: 'The league is financially healthy,' adding that he wasn't concerned by Barcelona adding a flurry of new recruits to an already straining wage bill.
LaLiga chief Javier Tebas hopes Spanish stadiums could be back at full capacity by November
