BREAKING. La Liga Set to play first game in United States or Canada

La Liga game is set to be played in the United States or Canada for the first time. The League reached an agreement with Relevent, a multinational media, sports and Entertainment Company, on a 15-year joint venture for promotion in North America. "This extraordinary joint venture is the next giant leap in growing soccer's popularity in North America," Relevent chairman and owner Stephen Ross said. "This unique relationship will create new opportunities for millions of North American soccer fans to experience the most passionate, exciting, and the highest level of soccer in the world,” Revelevant CEO Danny Sillman said ESPN. "It's not hard to figure out where we would want it to be based on our ownership with Stephen Ross. That part isn't too difficult to figure out. [The match will be held] much sooner than the public is expecting." "We're devoted to growing the passion for soccer around the world," La Liga president Javier Tebas said. "This ground-breaking agreement is certain to give a major impulse to the popularity of the beautiful game in the U.S. and Canada. Relevent has filled stadiums across the U.S. with the International Champions Cup, [and] we're thrilled to partner with them on a joint mission to grow soccer in North America."

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