Swansea City's Pablo Hernandez thinks that Spanish football is financially unsustainable
Last Updated: February 23, 2013 12:07pm
Pablo Hernandez: Moved to Swansea City for a club record fee in August.
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Swansea City's Pablo Hernandez believes that Spain's Primera Liga is financially unsustainable and he thinks that television money should be shared more equally.
The Spanish midfielder moved from Valencia for a club record £5.5million in August, and believes that the domination of Barcelona and Real Madrid is unhealthy for the wider game in Spain.
He feels that La Liga must follow the example set by the Premier League, where television revenue is more widely distributed than in Spain.
"Real and Barcelona are strong but the rest are in a bad place," Hernandez told The Times.
"Here, the clubs are more balanced in how they share the money from television.
"In Spain, it is too unbalanced. Smaller clubs can't buy players.
"We have got to follow the example set by England."
Hernandez has made 24 appearances for Swansea this season, scoring three goals.
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