La Liga clubs are edging towards a deal that would sell their TV rights collectively in a bid to end the financial dominance of Real Madrid and Barcelona. At present, Spanish clubs sell their rights individually. But this has lead to a complete lack of competition with Barcelona and Real Madrid each receiving around £120million a season. Their nearest rivals, Atletico Madrid, receive less than half that amount. But, as revealed today in The Times, that financial dominance is set to end as the clubs look to copy the Premier League and sells their right together. VIDEO Scroll down to watch latest Galactico James Rodriguez saving pitch invader
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La Liga clubs have been selling TV rights individually
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Barcelona and Real Madrid each receive around £120m per season
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Atletico Madrid earn less than half that
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New deal would see the rights sold collectively, like the Premier League
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Josep Maria Bortomeu, Barcelona's president, has been a main advocate
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