LaLiga is exploring the possibility of relocating the Barcelona vs. Atlético Madrid fixture of the nineteenth matchday to Miami on December 21 or 22, as reported by 'El País' and confirmed by EFE. The idea of playing a league match outside of Spain has previously been attempted in 2018 with a Barcelona-Girona clash, which faced opposition from FIFA, UEFA, and the Spanish Football Federation. These governing bodies would need to approve the potential move of the Barcelona-Atlético match to the United States.

'Relevent,' an American sports events organization, is in charge of negotiations to stage the Barcelona vs. Atlético Madrid match in Miami. However, the progression of the proposal to play in the U.S. is currently in its early stages.

Social Media Comments:
- One user questions whether the match in Miami would be a league game or just a friendly match.
- Another user expresses concern about relinquishing a home game and losing the home field advantage.
- A comment citing the NFL's example of playing games internationally, hinting at precedent.
- A humorous remark about yet another money-driven decision in sports, comparing it to the NFL's international series.
- A user mentions the mystery behind the decision with emojis signaling jest and intrigue.
- Lastly, a concise comment highlighting the financial aspect as the driving force behind the potential relocation.

Stay tuned for further developments on La Liga's ambitious proposal to bring European football to the American shores.