Spanish La Liga President Miss Ronaldo and Mourinho

Spanish League President Javier Tebas admitted he missed the presence of Cristiano Ronaldo and Jose Mourinho in the competition he led.
"I would be happy if Cristiano Ronaldo returns and Jose Mourinho coaches the Spanish team," Tebas told Canal11.

Mourinho has three seasons carved out Real Madrid, from 2010 to 2013, with a record of one Spanish League trophy, one King's Cup trophy, and one Spanish Super Cup trophy.
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However, the presence of the charismatic figure of Mourinho with all his actions recognized Tebas made the Spanish League increasingly known in the world.

A similar situation also occurred in Ronaldo. In Spain, Ronaldo has always been touted as having a personal rivalry with Barcelona star Lionel Messi.

Ronaldo's record in Spain is very flashy, defending Real Madrid since 2003 CR7 helped the capital club win two Spanish League titles, two King's Cups and four Champions League trophies.

However, for Tebas Ronaldo's departure to Juventus in Italy did not have a major impact on the Spanish League.

"To be honest, at first I assumed that the departure of him (Ronaldo) would have a greater impact on us. However, I chose the Spanish League with Ronaldo in it rather than without him," he said.

After helping to boost the Spanish League to become one of the best leagues in the world, the former president of Huesca is actually opposed to the discourse of the formation of the Super League, which can make teams like Barcelona and Real Madrid take part in other competitions.

"The (Super League) format will kill competition. Economic interests will only benefit the biggest clubs, when we are trying to promote competition," said the Spanish League president.

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