The number of complaints brought by players for non-payment by the end
of the 2015/16 season dropped below the one-million-euro mark for the
first time.
The efforts made by LaLiga clubs to balance their accounts and reduce
their debt has brought a historic reduction in money they owed to
players at the end of a season.
As a result, the 165 complaints received by the end of the 2014/15 campaign fell to just six.
Of the 89,080,311 euros owed in the 2010/11 season, only 189,959 euros remain outstanding.
Javier Tebas set out his objective to reduce monies owed when he took over the reigns as LaLiga President in 2013.
There were 195 complaints brought against clubs in 2013/14 (a total
of 22,839,033 euros), a figure which dropped to 165 complaints (a total
of 16,851,629 euros) in 2014/15. Last season drew to a close with only
six complaints (189,959 euros).
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