- Los planes de jugar un partido de LaLiga en Miami se posponen temporalmente debido a limitaciones de tiempo para trasladar el juego de Barcelona contra Atlético Madrid en diciembre.
- Fuentes revelaron que LaLiga estaba optimista acerca de llevar el partido de Barcelona y Atlético al Hard Rock Stadium en Miami, pero se ha declarado que no hay tiempo suficiente para mover ese juego en particular, por lo que la idea se ha «parado» temporalmente.
Planes de LaLiga para un partido en Miami pospuestos
![Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. playRaphinha slots in the goal for Barcelona (0:39)Raphinha slots in the goal for Barcelona (0:39)Plans to stage a LaLiga match in Miami have been put on hold for now, sources have told ESPN, due to the time constraints involved in moving Barcelona's game against Atlético Madrid in December.ESPN revealed last month that the Spanish league was increasingly optimistic of taking Barça's home league fixture with Atlético to the Hard Rock Stadium.However, various sources implicated in the project have told ESPN that time has run out to move that particular game, scheduled for the weekend commencing Dec. 21, adding that plans to move a game to the United States have been temporarily "parked."A source at LaLiga referred the matter to Relevent Sports Group, who are working on taking a game to the U.S. in collaboration with the league, saying the North American company are leading the plans.Relevent has not yet replied to an ESPN request for comment.In order to move a regular season game from Spain to the U.S., LaLiga need the go-ahead from various other bodies, including the Royal Spanish Football Federation [RFEF], U.S Soccer, Concacaf, UEFA and FIFA.One of the major hurdles in terms of moving a game next month is the fact the RFEF are without a permanent president until elections are held on Dec. 16.Therefore, there remains uncertainty surrounding whether the interim management committee would have the power to sanction the game.Increasing doubts is the fact the previous interim president of the RFEF, Pedro Rocha, is serving a suspension, imposed by Spain's Administrative Sports Court (TAD), for making decisions outside of his remit.LaLiga have been trying to move a game to Miami for several years, with prior plans to take Barça-Girona and Atlético-Villarreal to the city in 2019 falling through.The LaLiga clash between Barcelona and Atletico Madrid was intended to be played at Miami's Hard Rock Stadium. Rich Storry/Getty ImagesAt the time, there was also opposition from FIFA, among others, but a landmark court case earlier this year changed the picture and bred belief it would be possible to play a regular season match abroad sooner than later.The U.S. Supreme Court allowed Relevent's antitrust lawsuit to go forward against FIFA and U.S. Soccer over the world governing body's policy of not permitting a country to host league matches involving teams from other countries.A LaLiga source, while not commenting specifically on Barça-Atlético, confirmed the plan is still to take a match to the U.S, as has been reiterated on several occasions by the league's president, Javier Tebas.Information from ESPN's Moises Llorens and Rodrigo Faez contributed to this story. ,LaLiga suspende temporalmente el plan de jugar un partido en Miami entre Barcelona y Atlético Madrid en diciembre debido a restricciones de tiempo.](https://losdeportes.mx/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Tue-5-Nov-2024-104934-EST.jpg)