• Premier League English clubs will not yield players to national teams redlisted by Covid

LaLiga will

back all Spanish clubs that are not willing to give up their players to

South American teams

for the next international break. According to a statement issued by the employers' association chaired by

Javier Tebas

, this measure is taken in response to "FIFA's serious unilateral decision to increase the FIFA international period by two days, from 9 to 11 days both in September and October." for CONMEBOL.

In this way, any Spanish club that has players selected by Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Chile, Ecuador, Venezuela, Bolivia, Colombia or Peru will have the support of LaLiga not to lend them, as well as to take

"legal actions"

against the extension of the FIFA dates "which affects the integrity of the Spanish competition by not allowing the availability of the players."

The Spanish football association considers that they have not addressed "other solutions that were raised in the World Leagues Forum", where they already showed their discomfort in this situation "and in the

absence of sensitivity towards the clubs

, on an issue".

The international calendar, LaLiga recalls, "is set and agreed 4 years in advance", although it clarifies that the national leagues have already been flexible and have adapted due to Covid circumstances, "but always in a manner agreed upon by all the parties involved ".

The affected clubs will be summoned to a meeting in LaLiga in the coming days to clarify the actions that can be carried out.

LaLiga, although for different reasons, follows in the wake of the

Premier League

, which this afternoon announced that its clubs will not lend to international players who are cited by teams from countries declared high-risk by Covid, since at the dates that They lose them must add the ten days of quarantine that the regulations of the British Government impose upon their return.

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