LaLiga has issued a statement expressing that at the regular meeting held this Thursday by the clubs that make up the LaLiga Delegate Commission “It has been decided to publicly support the management developed by LaLiga and its professionals in recent months aimed at the return and development of the competition, since last March, in exceptional circumstances, thus alleviating the dramatic effects caused by COVID-19 in the soccer sector. “
The employer's note stresses that “the circumstances experienced on the last day of LaLiga SmartBank, where The decision to suspend RC Deportivo – CF Fuenlabrada was adopted by consensus with the CSD and the RFEF, it cannot tarnish the magnificent management carried out by LaLiga in these difficult moments, assuming responsibility for the restart and development of the competition with the design, implementation and monitoring of a rigorous protocol for returning to training and matches. “
For LaLiga, “References, veiled or direct, to the personal interests of LaLiga employees, and in particular its president, in decision-making are out of place, unacceptable, and are the result of ignorance of the integrity and professionalism of all its executives “.
“That said, the clubs that make up the Executive Committee are awaiting the resolution adopted by the LaLiga Judge of Social Discipline that has to resolve the open disciplinary file,” adds the body.
Finally, in the LaLiga note it is noted that “The LaLiga Executive Committee appeals to independence, against interested opinions of third parties, of this body that is made up of the LaLiga Santander clubs: Sevilla FC, Real Betis Balompié, Real Madrid CF, Levante UD, Valencia CF and Villareal CF, and the SmartBank League: RC Deportivo, Cádiz CF, UD Las Palmas, CD Lugo, AD Alcorcón and UD Almería, with the vice presidencies of Miguel Ángel Gil (Club Atlético de Madrid) and Patricia Rodríguez (Elche CF) “.