League boss says return of football is a sign that society is progressing to the new normal. FMTNews LaLiga
Tebas says football contributes 1.37% of GDP and generates 185,000 jobs for the Spanish economy.
“The return of football is a sign that society is progressing to the new normal,” agreed Tebas earlier this month, adding “it will restore a part of life that people in Spain know and love.” “It is possible that by losing the passion and intensity, which is really the essence of football, it will also lose that emotional centre that is the hook for so many people,” said psychologist Adelaida Navaridas.“We understand we cannot go to the stadium due to the risk of infection,” said Joseba Combarro, president of the Eskozia La Brava, the most significant supporters’ club at Eibar, whose squad members have expressed reservations about playing too soon.
“It contributes 1.37% of GDP and generates 185,000 jobs at a time when the economic situation is already the main concern.”“It’s economic role is self-evident.”
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