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MADRID, Aug 12 (Reuters) - Spain's top league soccer clubs on Thursday approved private equity firm CVC's proposed investment despite ...
Facing fierce opposition from the country's two leading clubs to the plan that initially targeted 2.7 billion euros ($3.2 billion) in investment, CVC modified its original proposal shortly before the vote, allowing clubs in LaLiga to take part on a voluntary basis.
If Real Madrid, Barca and Athletic Bilbao choose not to join the deal, the investment is likely to total between 2.1 billion and 2.2 billion euros, LaLiga's Javier Tebas told a news conference.
Despite the approval by 38 clubs out of LaLiga's 42, the deal still faces legal risks.
CVC sought to pour money into LaLiga, which covers Spain's top two soccer divisions, in exchange for nearly 11% of its revenue from television rights over 50 years.
The league has argued the deal, called "Boost LaLiga", would strengthen clubs and give them funds to spend on new infrastructure and modernisation projects, as well as increasing how much they can spend on players' salaries.
Real Madrid has said it is planning to launch civil and criminal lawsuits against LaLiga's Tebas and CVC Capital's chief Javier de Jaime Guijarro over the planned deal. read more
-REUTERS