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Mexico antitrust watchdog opens probe into professional soccer market

MEXICO CITY, Sept ⁠14 (Reuters) - Mexico's antitrust regulator, CNA, said on Monday it had ⁠opened a formal investigation into possible anti-competitive practices in the country's ‌professional soccer market, after finding enough evidence to examine whether companies or institutions may have abused their market power.

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墨西哥反垄断监管机构对职业足球市场展开调查

Soccer Football - Liga MX - Final - First Leg - Cruz Azul v Pumas UNAM - Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes, Mexico City, Mexico - May 21, 2026 General view of Liga MX trophy before the match REUTERS/Eloisa Sanchez

MEXICO CITY, Sept ⁠14 (Reuters) - Mexico's antitrust regulator, CNA, said on Monday it had ⁠opened a formal investigation into possible anti-competitive practices in the country's ‌professional soccer market, after finding enough evidence to examine whether companies or institutions may have abused their market power.

The probe puts a spotlight on the business structure of Liga MX, Mexico's ​top soccer division, where club ownership and broadcasting ⁠rights have long been concentrated ⁠among a small group of powerful media and business interests.

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