There are four La Liga clubs that remain the property of fans, but they compete in very different fashion. So much has been made clear by Osasuna General Director Fran Canal, who notes that the other trio tends to represent challenges for Los Rojillo.
Real Madrid and Barcelona remain fan ownership, despite plans from the Real Madrid President Florentino Perez to remove Los Blancos from a membership model of the member. In the meantime, the Athletic Club, the great power in the north, is also owned by members, just like Osasuna. However, they do not see the eye on many issues, as Canal explains España.
“Real Madrid and Barcelona tend to have a bad relationship with La Liga and with the rest of the clubs in the division. And yes, they are benefited from the referees, “he noticed, in the midst of complaints about the official of Los Blancos.
In terms of Academy recruitment, Canal also explained that hanging players in the light of the competition of Real Madrid and Barcelona, in which the first recently 11-year-old talent Aleksander Chobanov recruits from the Osasuna Academy after a single season. However, he also describes Athletic as the 'Big Shark' in the region, with Los Leones currently counting Oihan Sancet, Inaki Williams, Nico Williams and Adama Boiro, everyone from Pamplona.
Canal was willing to wait and see how UEFA's restructuring by UEFA takes place in terms of the share of prize money, where many wonder whether the larger clubs might receive an even larger piece of cake than before.
“Is the money reasonably shared in Europe? The majority of the money is from TV channels. They have changed the size and we will have to see if the share is more or less. We have to wait a few years to see. '
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