LaLiga applies technology in all its processes, from business decision-making to digital strategy and television broadcasting. In recent years, the organisation has developed numerous technological solutions along these lines, culminating in the creation of its own technology company, LaLiga Tech, which from 2021 has managed all these products for LaLiga and other international clients. In line with this digital culture, the organisation was looking for a tool that could handle massive workloads, provide flexible environments to allow for adaptation while achieving operational cost savings.

The FA Women’s National League has today launched a new strategy to strengthen the third and fourth tiers of women’s football in England.

This week Baker McKenzie’s Antonio Fernandez dives into how FIFA’s latest loan regulations will change the transfer market!

The Sport Integrity Global Alliance (SIGA) and the Benfica Foundation signed this morning a large-scale, far-reaching and action-oriented memorandum of understanding aimed at promoting greater integrity, sustainability and social responsibility in Sport and the wider industry.

Partnership targets the Brasileirão Assaí and 3 other CBF elite tournaments: Brasileirão Female Neoenergia, Brasileirão Female A-2 and A-3

High financial solvency and responsibility at most clubs has helped Spanish professional football overcome this crisis. Net losses for LaLiga as a whole, amounted to €892M, of which almost 60% was incurred by a single club. A strong recovery is expected from the 20/21 season onwards, with complete normalisation expected to be achieved in the 23/24 season.

The Club released the following statement about the deal:

By Carlos Hurtado – Senior associate of sports at Baker McKenzie

The countdown to the third annual Sport Integrity Week has begun. Building on the global success of the past two years’ digital events, the #SIW2022 edition promises to be bigger, better and more impactful than ever before.