La Liga president Javier Tebas has expressed his concern over the escalating player salaries and transfer fees in football, attributing a significant portion of the blame to the Premier League. Tebas believes that the Premier League's financial power and willingness to spend heavily on players have distorted the market, making it more challenging for other leagues, including La Liga, to compete on a level playing field.

Tebas emphasized the broader implications of the Premier League's spending habits, highlighting how the inflated salaries and transfer fees have had a ripple effect on the global football market. As top players demand higher wages and clubs pay exorbitant fees for transfers, it creates a domino effect that trickles down to affect leagues and clubs around the world.

In response to the growing disparity caused by inflated salaries and transfer fees, Tebas revealed that he has requested UEFA to intervene and address the issue. He stressed the importance of promoting sustainability within football, ensuring that all leagues have a fair opportunity to compete and thrive without being overshadowed by the financial might of a few top clubs.