The stoppage of football due to the coronavirus affected not only the economies of the clubs and their ability to meet the salaries of their employees, but also the pockets of the fans, who in many cases they have already paid to attend games that, in the best of scenarios, they will have to settle for watching on television.
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This being the case, one of the clubs that is studying ways to compensate those fans is Real Madrid, who it has 61,000 subscribers for the 19 home games in the League: at the time of the suspension, there were six left, they will almost certainly be played behind closed doors.
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In this context, Real Madrid evaluates two alternatives. The first is to reimburse the fans the corresponding percentage of the subscription to those six games (one third of it), through a bank transfer. The other is downgrade the equivalent of such games to those who want to renew their subscription for the 2020-21 season.
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Taking into account that they will not have an audience, in Madrid they even handle the possibility of play those six games that remain not the Santiago Bernabéu but the Alfredo Di Stéfano, where the Castilla subsidiary usually does the premises.
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The situation in Spain suggests that the League will be resolved on the field (Barcelona, leader, has two points ahead of Real) and the championship would be defined between June and July, behind closed doors.
