Spain’s top flight football league has threatened to suspend matches following a government decision to abolish a law that allows international professionals who earn more than €600,000 ($905,000) to pay only 24 per cent tax instead of the 43 per cent charged to local citizens.
La Liga’s general assembly said recent conversations with the government indicated a compromise can be reached.
The clubs believe recent currency exchange rate variations must be taken into account when laying the foundations for competitive growth.
