Is it possible for a football club to move from one football league to another

[nelson4lov]

I saw a rumored story about Real Madrid wanting to join the English Premier League, I do not know if this is true but is such a move even possible In the first  place ?

Is someone generating these stories to try and get people talking on having the possibility of such a move, Has this happened before and don't talk about champions League this is actual league participation.


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I think someone is just generating stories to spark up such moves. It's the first time I'm hearing about teams switching leagues. While I don't know how true it is or if it's possible to move, I do know that such moves wouldn't be easy to undertake. So if at all Madrid is opting for such, they need to be 100% sure about what they want.

This will be totally inappropriate if done, seems to be like the recent and newly European Super League..it will end up a failure at the end

It can happen and won't happen..I can't even imagine such happening.

Yes. That and also the fact that such abnormal event might motivate other teams to take a similar path if their current league is not up to par with the top competing leagues.

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There was an attempt by UK clubs and some clubs in Europe also to create their own super division, it failed and wasnt legal anyway.   Fans never wanted them to become some elitist super circuit of only the richest clubs however the tv rights (globally) for such a thing would be very lucrative hence why they attempted it despite never getting proper permission from the FA.   Madrid would have to rename at least and relocate, really doesn't make any sense bar the money aspect but I really doubt such a thing.

[YOSHIE]

yes, maybe you are right that's one of the reasons Real Madrid want to join another club.

I also found interesting information about the Feud between Real Madrid, the reason for this dispute.
From one source stated this.

Real Madrid's feud with the Spanish league authorities, La Liga, regarding borrowing money from CVC Capital Partners is the source of the problem.

So this news was taken down and has been a conversation of pros and cons in spain lately, but in other sources I see there is a rebuttal in this matter.

"In view of the information provided today by the newspaper Mundo Deportivo, where it is said that our club is learning from the Spanish League to the Premier League, Real Madrid wants to make it clear that it is completely wrong," reads a report from Real Madrid, quoting Marca, Sunday (15/8/2021).

"It (moving leagues) makes no sense and is impossible. It disturbs our club day to day."

I think this is already valid information, regarding the reason Real Madrid made that statement.

[Alisha-k]

Having Real Madrid in the English league will look colourful and interesting with the lineup of good players in their front roll but if it eventually happens many existing English club will go for religation because Real Madrid would certainly chain the pattern of English league giving it a different nature entirely

[KTChampions]

This is not possible within UEFA. Within the framework of other leagues that will not be held under the leadership of UEFA, this is a quite possible option - as the court recently established, UEFA does not have a monopoly on holding sports competitions, so the clubs themselves can unite in tournaments convenient for them.

[Silberman]

I saw a rumored story about Real Madrid wanting to join the English Premier League, I do not know if this is true but is such a move even possible In the first  place ?

Is someone generating these stories to try and get people talking on having the possibility of such a move, Has this happened before and don't talk about champions League this is actual league participation.

Real Madrid have come out to deny reports that they have been looking at the feasibility of joining the English Premier League.

Spanish newspaper Mundo Deportivo have carried a report claiming that club officials have been studying the possibility of leaving La Liga after a further breakdown in relationship with La Liga chiefs over the recent £1.8bn private equity deal that Spain's top tier struck with CVC Capital Partners.
https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/liverpool-transfer-news-saul-mbappe-21309506

I doubt that something like this is possible, after all we know that FIFA is a monopoly and all soccer is regulated by them and they are never going to allow a club to leave the league of their country and join another one, otherwise this could lead to a creation of a super league, plans that they squashed just this year, so while this could be interesting it is never going to actually happen as long as FIFA has complete control over the sport.

[Renampun]

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As far as I've heard, no football clubs have moved countries yet...

but I don't know clearly in detail whether it can be done because as far as I know football clubs are like companies and many companies can move offices to other countries. although it may be possible to move to other countries but I am very sure that managing the move is very complicated.