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Real have long been seen as the establishment club, supported by long-time dictator Francisco Franco and by the Spanish royal family.
Barca occupy a similar position in terms of Catalan nationalism, although again it is difficult to prove that they benefit from state favouritism.
In his latest outburst, Tebas says La Liga “would not allow any investor that would create debt or inflate the market”.
He needs to have a word with Barcelona, who have recently gone into £800million debt after inflating the market by paying £107million for Antoine Griezmann.
And then he might pick up the phone to the club he supports, Real Madrid, to give them a flea in their ear about the £343million debt they have incurred by paying market-busting transfer fees and huge wages to a series of superstars.
City meanwhile, will keep on living within their means, with no debt and only the third highest wage bill in England despite being undeniably the best team.
