The former Marketing Director of Valencia, Damia Videgaray, considered that the Liga BBVA MX is a “giant to wake up”, because Mexican soccer has potential but it has not been exploited correctly.
In interview for ESPN, the now SEO of Vii Sports He said that Aztec football is not followed in Spain due to its low visibility due to the lack of rights.
“Country with a tremendous economy, with a large population and almost two countries, because not only those of Mexico, but also those of the United States and they have a tremendous power and the most powerful in America and the world, not only in terms of quantity, but also by economy and passion ”, he expressed.
Similarly, he put MLS ahead of the Liga BBVA MXHowever, he stressed that he does not have visibility in the world.
“I don’t know if it’s for rights, because I can see the Argentina, Brazil or even MLS (…) the Mexican league is not seen.
In the same tenor, he assured that the wages paid in Mexico are difficult to match for mid-table teams or even for some who aspire to be great.
“The Mexican league, despite lacking international visibility, the wages they pay are difficult to match for the vast majority of European teams. Seville, Naples, Rome They cannot pay those exit wages from Mexican clubs. Manchester City, United, Barcelona, Real Madrid, Juventus, Liverpool they pay that money to players who demonstrated in Europe ”, he pointed out.
Lastly, he pointed out that “directly from Mexico, according to the plan, it is difficult to pay.
“To get that salary, you must get from Mexico to a medium-sized club and then make the leap to a big one would be the ideal career,” he concluded.
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