La Liga is actively pursuing plans to host a match between FC Barcelona and Atletico Madrid in Miami's Hard Rock Stadium between December 20 and 22, marking a potential first for the league to hold an official game outside Spain. Javier Tebas, La Liga's president, has expressed a strong desire to make this happen, emphasizing that both clubs are supportive of the initiative, which could provide significant financial benefits. However, the plan still requires approval from the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) and the players' association (AFE), which previously blocked similar proposals. The fixture is seen as a strategic move to increase La Liga's presence and competitiveness in the North American market, particularly against the financially dominant Premier League. Despite the enthusiasm, there are uncertainties regarding local fan reactions and logistical challenges. If successful, this match would not only be a historic event for La Liga but could also pave the way for future international endeavors.