The La Liga (Spanish football league) has reported revenue of €4 billion in the current season, marking a significant increase from last year's figures. This marks the first time that the Spanish top flight has exceeded this milestone.

The La Liga is one of the most popular and competitive football leagues in Europe, with teams from all over Spain competing for promotion to the top tier of the competition. The current season saw a total of 150 matches played across all divisions, with many of these games featuring high-level fixtures between teams from different countries.

Revenue figures for the current season were announced by La Liga on 27th February 2021. The total revenue was reported as follows:

- €2.6 billion - This represented the amount of money collected from ticket sales and other advertising fees during the season.

- €1.4 billion - This figure represents the amount of money collected from sponsorships and other advertising sources during the season.

- €0.1 billion - This figure represents the amount of money collected from TV rights and other broadcast fees during the season.

Overall, La Liga's revenue for the current season surpassed €4 billion, marking a significant increase from the previous year. This revenue is expected to help the league continue its growth and development in the coming years.

However, there are also some challenges facing the La Liga. One of the main concerns is the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the business operations of clubs and players. With the tournament delayed due to the pandemic, many teams have had to adjust their schedules and finances accordingly. Additionally, the financial situation of the clubs can be affected by changes in player contracts or team structures.

Despite these challenges, it remains to be seen how La Liga will fare in the upcoming season. As the league continues to develop, it will be interesting to see how it handles the challenges posed by the ongoing pandemic and how it adapts to changing circumstances.