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Soccer has returned to our TV screens, and while the game on the grass remains mostly the same, the surroundings are a reminder of the times. The stands are empty and silent, and different leagues and teams are confronting that atmospheric issue in different ways. Some leave the seats bare. Others use tarps, fans in cardboard form, scarves, mannequins that may or may not be sex dolls or advertising to fill the empty space. The shimmering mosaic of shapes and colors makes it seem that from a distance, the place is packed.
Outside Spain, the audience it covets more than any other is in the USA. There, La Liga has another modern challenge. And, it hopes, a modern solution. We need to find those supporters. Oscar J. You need to do many other things. You always need to better yourself, because you better yourself or you die. The playing field is now world-wide. At the highest level, pro soccer has transformed from a parochial, community-oriented activity to something resembling a global arms race, where viewers and dollars—especially in Asia and the Americas—are increasingly important as player salaries and competitive stakes rise.
To be bigger, leagues have to look beyond their borders. Gartner, a former Televisa and Univision executive from Colombia, now runs the result of those conversations. Why the investment? Why the effort? Because even if La Liga is No. It features a relatively significant amount of top-to-bottom competitiveness and its clubs, especially those beyond the title contenders, are well-branded and recognizable.
We need to catch up. The network fell from around 55 million subscribers during the season English and Spanish language combined to 27 million. And after a renewal was triggered last year, La Liga now is tied to the network for four more seasons, until Gartner has no choice but to look for silver linings. One is that the money is decent. Another is that the league feels valued. The fact that we had an outlet with English and Spanish, with a linear presence and that we were going to be the core property for it … you have to build a balance with that scale and the value of your rights.
