Will La Liga's decision influence Serie A?The recent decision by LaLiga to cancel the scheduled match between Villarreal and FC Barcelona in Miami is already making waves. According to The Guardian,

La Liga saw their plans of staging Villarreal vs. Barcelona at Hard Rock Stadium dashed. La Liga’s dreams of hosting a domestic clash between Barcelona and Villarreal in Miami were abruptly shattered after a wave of protest denounced the historic first.

As Christian Pulisic’s Milan prepares for its own potential overseas fixture, questions now swirl around whether Italy’s Serie A might be next to face the same storm that forced Spain to back down. Some saw it as a celebration of global soccer — Barcelona in Miami,

Australian remain confident their hosting of a Serie A fixture will go ahead despite La Liga u-turning on their plan to host a game in Miami amid huge backlash

La Liga president Javier Tebas didn’t explicitly name Real Madrid during a lengthy social media post lamenting the cancelation of the Miami-based league fixture between Villarreal and Barcelona, but didn’t deploy much subtlety when accusing certain forces of “killing the project.”

FC Barcelona endured a rough start to the month of October, losing to PSG in the UEFA Champions League before suffering a humbling loss to Sevilla in La Liga.The Blaugrana have since recovered and

It is being suggested that Barcelona are mulling over a move that would see Mason Greenwood and Marcus Rashford reunited in Catalunya. The Liga giants have already acquired one former Manchester United winger,