大意：
皇馬與巴薩聯合譴責昨日西甲宣布CVC資金投資27億歐元的作法，
原因是皇馬聲稱這項交易是未經過他們知情而通過的。
但更重要的理由是CVC的投資協議中，綁訂了50年的轉播權利金。
換句話說，只要拿了CVC的錢，
皇馬與巴薩這兩隻可以自行營銷轉播的球隊，
就只能乖乖聽西甲的分成與限制，
這對這兩隻超級豪門來說是完全不利的。
但也因為巴薩拒絕了西甲的舉動，
在不拿CVC資金的情況下，
不但不可能簽梅西，
甚至連今年簽下來的德佩、阿奎羅都不能註冊。
所以才有凌晨官宣不續約的舉動，
讓西甲在即將到來的轉播權利金談判，
遭受到重大的挑戰。
這等於是跟西甲全面開戰了，
感覺這劇情都可以拍影集了。
新聞出處：https://bit.ly/2X1qwjO
新聞原文
Real Madrid and Barcelona united on Friday to criticise La Liga’s agreement
to sell 10 percent of its business to private equity firm CVC Capital
Partners for 2.7 billion euros ($4.3 billion).
The deal, the first of its type by a major European league, values La Liga at
24.2 billion euros.
La Liga will, however, retain the management of TV rights.
“This agreement was reached without the involvement or knowledge of Real
Madrid and today, for the first time, La Liga has given us limited access to
the terms of the agreement,” said Real in a statement, adding the operation’
s structure was “deceitful”.
“The clubs have signed over their audiovisual rights exclusively for their
sale on a competitive basis for a period of three years.
“This agreement, by way of a misleading structure, expropriates 10.95% of
the clubs’ audiovisual rights for the next 50 years, in breach of the law.”
The club added: “This opportunistic fund is the same which tried and failed
to reach similar agreements with the Italian and German leagues.”
The agreement with CVC was seen as a welcome boost to clubs whose finances
have taken a hit due to the pandemic and with games played in empty stadiums.
Barcelona, still reeling from the news that Lionel Messi will quit the club
after 20 years, said the plan “has not been sufficiently discussed with the
clubs (the owners of the TV rights).
“FC Barcelona feels it is inappropriate to sign a half-century agreement
given the uncertainties that always surround the football world.”
A May report by European football governing body UEFA predicted the continent
’s top-flight clubs are expected to suffer losses of more than eight billion
euros due to the impact of the pandemic due to lower gate receipts, broadcast
revenues and fewer sponsorship deals.
According to sports daily Marca, heavily indebted Barcelona could get 270
million euros as a result of the agreement with CVC while Real Madrid would
collect 261 million euros.