The La Liga broadcasting revenue has soared to over 4 billion euros in the current season, setting records for the league's highest ever broadcast revenues. The figures have been released by the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) and show that the top clubs in the league, including Barcelona and Real Madrid, have seen their broadcast rights fees increase significantly.

The rise in broadcasting revenue is a testament to the popularity of La Liga and its ability to attract large audiences across Europe and beyond. The league has always been one of the most popular in Spain, but the recent surge in revenue shows just how much it has grown in recent years.

One of the key drivers of this growth has been the success of streaming services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime Video. These platforms have become major sources of income for football leagues around the world, with many fans opting to watch matches online rather than on traditional television sets.

However, despite the rise in streaming revenue, La Liga has also faced challenges in recent seasons. In particular, there have been concerns about the quality of some of the matches being shown on these platforms, which has led to criticism from fans and critics alike.

Despite these issues, however, La Liga remains one of the most successful and financially successful football leagues in the world. Its broadcast revenue continues to grow, and the league looks set to continue to thrive in the years ahead.