What about fans ? They will have to travel from France to USA to watch their own team in a regular season ? This is stupid
Modern day football in a nutshell.
As opposed to cup games, preseason friendlies, etc.
‘Regular season’ adds more context to people only really familiar with American sports as well (though I’m not sure how many American’s unfamiliar with European leagues would be clicking on an article about Ligue 1 in the first place).
Modern football is a circus
Regular season? As opposed to….?
If its in Montreal then u could say both PSG and Marseille would be able to draw in a large crowd probably
PSG has definitely gotten a grip in the US market at least in terms of visibility and recognition. I see lots of kids with PSG gear even though they may not follow the team closely.
what is the “regular season” in football? Surely it’s just the season
Given that people consider it a Farmers League - let’s send some matches to Idaho or Iowa.
In all seriousness, who has thought that this could be a good idea? No league has done that, and the only time Spanish League did that, nobody liked it.
Yeah, that wording doesn’t really make sense unless then mean it won’t be a cup game or a game in the champions league/Europa league/conference league
Outside of psg games noone in usa will care
Hope they get Clermont foot Vs le harve
ligue 1 mcdonald’s league
NFL has at least sent some good matchups to Europe lately.
That’s a wild extrapolation of a random executive saying they have to bring “games that matter” to the US in an empty sales pitch to attract US broadcasters to buy Ligue 1 rights.
If anything, that sounds a lot more like the Supercup trophy, that is already played abroad anyway.
No way fans let this happen.
Ez, bring back the Coupe Drago and have it played in exotics places, during the CdF games.
Or create like a Coupe des Clubs Champions (de l1) where you have the past winners play where there used to be 4 more matchdays, like either you start L1 in September/last W-E of August and have that in the US (it’s 4 matchs) or just before/after international breaks (not the entire competition at once in that case)