The La Liga Football League, the highest level of Spanish football, has reported a significant revenue increase this season. The league's broadcasting contract with Canal+ for the broadcast rights to all 28 seasons of La Liga was extended for another two years.

In addition to the increase in revenue, the league also announced that it had reached a new agreement with its TV partner, ETV, for the rights to broadcast La Liga matches on their channel. The agreement is worth over €1 billion (approximately $1.3 billion) and will provide more content for fans and advertisers alike.

La Liga's revenue growth is not limited to broadcasting. The league's television rights have also seen a significant increase in value, with the total value of the rights now standing at €6.75 billion (approximately $7.99 billion). This represents a 5% increase from last year's figure of €6.5 billion.

One of the main reasons behind the increase in revenue is the increasing popularity of La Liga's games among fans. In recent years, La Liga has become increasingly popular both domestically and internationally, with many viewers tuning into the league to watch their favorite teams play. This has led to increased advertising revenues, as well as higher ticket sales.

Another factor driving the increase in revenue is the rise in streaming services such as ESPN+, which has gained popularity due to its ability to offer live sports events to viewers who cannot attend games in person. La Liga has also benefited from the success of its own streaming platform, La Liga Plus, which has been growing rapidly in popularity.

Overall, the La Liga Football League's revenue growth this season is a testament to the league's commitment to providing high-quality football coverage to its fans. While there may be some challenges ahead, including the ongoing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the league remains committed to delivering quality entertainment and staying competitive in the highly competitive world of football.