The Spanish League (LaLiga) is "considering" the possibility of playing a championship match outside the country for promotional purposes, said its president, Javier Tebas, on Friday.

"LaLiga is studying this possibility like other competitions," said Tebas in a press conference, referring to the possibility of playing matches of Spanish teams like Real Madrid or Barcelona in other countries such as China or the United States.

"It would be one or two at most per season, like the NFL or the NBA. If we want to compete with the Premier League or the Bundesliga, we have to create value," said Tebas.

"But we have to study it in depth before presenting it to the clubs," he considered, recalling the implications it would entail.

"It has a legal factor of authorizations, another economic component, and a social component of affected matches and the competition. We would also have to see the schedule that could be," he explained, although he acknowledged that "it doesn't look bad".