Closed stadiums and revenue losses forced Spanish clubs to cut costs and seek external funding.
This environment accelerated the rise of foreign investors, who have now taken control of the majority of the Second Division. mchezo.co.za
The COVID-19 pandemic severely impacted Spanish football revenues, prompting clubs to raise capital and rely heavily on foreign investors to survive.
Closed stadiums and revenue losses forced Spanish clubs to cut costs and seek external funding.
This environment accelerated the rise of foreign investors, who have now taken control of the majority of the Second Division. mchezo.co.za