Madrid is up to the task; the rest, no

The fact that Spain is underrepresented in Europe has a lot to do with the economic strength of the leagues. England is currently ahead of the rest in terms of budget and ability to sign the best players and coaches. Italy reappears. In the case of Germany, their teams are always maintained, at least Bayern. Spain loses the opportunity to sign the best. The fact that there is no more Cristiano or Messi and the escape of this type of football player loses the potential to compete in Europe. However, Real Madrid’s trajectory in the Champions League does a lot. Everyone considers him a favorite. Sevilla, very irregular in the league, continues to remain in the Europa League as its fetish competition. Other Spanish teams do not have the opportunity to compete with teams from other countries. Real Madrid always make the mark in the Champions League, but it’s hard for the others. We are below the European teams.

The style of the game has less to do with failure than with the quality of the team and the coach. With good coaches in Spain, the level in Europe seems higher. The potential of English, German or Italian teams is also based on spending money on the bench.