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Paul Weller is excited to announce a full UK tour for 2024 with 14 dates lined up through April. 

This year has seen Paul’s tour schedule taken up with extensive travels around Europe peppered with a handful of UK Forest Live shows and a special guest slot to Blur at Wembley Stadium. 

To kick off 2024 Paul and his band will make a long awaited return to Japan for dates in January followed by a trip to Australia where Paul performs 3 nights at the iconic Sydney Opera House  

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Paul Weller Announces European Tour Dates

29 Jan 2023

• Thursday, May 11th - Lille, France
• Friday, May 12th - Antwerp, Belgium
• Saturday, May 13th - Antwerp, Belgium (*Extra show)
• Monday, May 15th - Berlin, Germany
• Tuesday, May 16th - Hamburg, Germany
• Wednesday, May 17th - Köln, Germany
• Friday, May 19th - Nijmegen, Netherlands
• Sunday, May 21st - Amsterdam, Netherlands
• Monday, May 22nd - Amsterdam, Netherlands
• Tuesday, May 23rd - Tilburg, Netherlands

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• Song played from tape Intro ( Praise If You Wanna )
• Cosmic Fringes Play Video
• I'm Where I Should Be Play Video
• From the Floorboards Up Play Video
• My Ever Changing Moods ( The Style Council  song) Play Video
• Headstart for Happiness ( The Style Council  song) Play Video
• The Attic Play Video
• Jumble Queen Play Video
• Stanley Road Play Video
• The Piper Play Video
• All the Pictures on the Wall Play Video
• Hung Up Play Video
• Fat Pop Play Video
• More Play Video
• Shout to the Top! ( The Style Council  song) Play Video
• Village Play Video
• Old Father Tyme Play Video
• On Sunset Play Video
• Saturns Pattern Play Video
• It's a Very Deep Sea ( The Style Council  song) Play Video
• Above the Clouds Play Video
• Into Tomorrow Play Video
• Start! ( The Jam  song) Play Video
• Peacock Suit Play Video
• The Changingman Play Video
• Porcelain Gods Play Video
• Rockets Play Video
• Broken Stones Play Video
• Be Happy Children Play Video

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• Old Father Tyme
• Headstart for Happiness by The Style Council
• It's a Very Deep Sea by The Style Council
• My Ever Changing Moods by The Style Council
• Shout to the Top! by The Style Council
• Start! by The Jam
• Broken Stones
• Porcelain Gods
• Stanley Road
• The Changingman
• Cosmic Fringes
• Above the Clouds
• Into Tomorrow
• I'm Where I Should Be
• Saturns Pattern
• Be Happy Children
• All the Pictures on the Wall
• Jumble Queen
• From the Floorboards Up
• Peacock Suit

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Earlier this week. Paul Weller announced a number of European concert dates , with shows in France, Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands. The shows open on May 11 at L’Aeronef in Lille. The singer-songwriter then plays concerts in Antwerp, Berlin, Hamburg, Köln, Nijmegan and Amsterdam before the tour finished at the Poppodium in Tilburg, Netherlands, on May 23.

Following his European jaunt, Weller is set to play live dates as part of ‘Forest Live’ 2023 . The Jam’s former frontman will take to the stage at the UK’s Westonbirt Arboretum in Gloucestershire, Cannock Chase Forest in Staffordshire and Thetford Forest in Suffolk in June this year.

The tour will follow on from the publication of his new book , Magic: A Journal of Song in April . Magic combines a selection of over 100 lyrics from across his musical life, from The Jam’s punk sensibilities to the genre-defying Style Council, through to a remarkable 30-year solo career.

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Paul Weller is a singer and songwriter hailing from Woking, Surrey, England who was born on May 25th 1958. He is one of the most influential British artists of his generation, finding massive success in his bands The Jam, The Style Council and in his prolific solo career.

John William Weller (everyone called him Paul from a young age, even his parents) is proof that teenage pop stars are not entirely a modern phenomenon. You can talk about your Lorde’s and your Rihanna’s (who both made their debut on the Billboard Hot 100 at the same age, 17), but in The Jam, Weller was touring with The Clash by the time he was 19 and was nothing short of a youth cult leader by the time he was 24. Even at the time, few people had seen anything like the level of devotion that fans of The Jam displayed since the heyday of The Beatles. That kind of love can only really come from people seeing one of their own on stage, singing songs inspired and fuelled by the same experiences the audience were going through at the time.

Looking back on it, it seems quite strange for a man as famously contrary as Weller is to be related to as strongly as he was. However, apart from the whole successful rock band thing, Weller’s life had been pretty par for the course up until then. Growing up with a musical diet of The Beatles, The Who and The Small Faces, music was the one thing that Weller cared about from the age of eleven, the age that he took up playing the guitar. By 1972 he’d formed the first incarnation of The Jam with his mates Steve Brooks and Dave Waller on lead and rhythm guitar respectively, with Weller playing bass.

Weller’s father was a taxi driver by trade, but he became the bands manager and booked them a series of shows in working men’s clubs, which they played with Rick Buckler on the drums. The classic Jam line-up was beginning to take shape, and when Waller left the band, Bruce Foxton took his place playing guitar and the stage was finally set. The band gigged all over London and Surrey until 1976, when Brookes left as well, so Weller and Foxton swapped instruments and The Jam that would become familiar to millions over the next seven years was finally ready. While not quite a punk rock band, The Jam came to prominence at around the same time as bands like the Sex Pistols and The Damned, and by 1977, just before the Summer of Punk reared its head, they were signed to Polydor Records.

As far as The Jam goes, the rest is history. They became something of a youth movement, far and away one of the biggest bands in the country. However, come 1982 Weller became frustrated with how creatively constricting it was to be in The Jam and pulled the plug on the whole thing when he was a mere 24 years old. Not wasting a moment, The Jam played their final concert in December 1982 and Weller’s follow up band, The Style Council, were formed in early 1983 alongside keyboard player Mick Talbot. The band were moderately succesful in their way, having a series of top ten hits with the likes of “Shout To The Top” and “Speak Like A Child”, and the band even gave Weller some small success in the states, something which had eluded him in The Jam, but it didn’t even rival Weller’s previous success, and by 1989, The Council’s record company refused to release their fifth album “Modernism: A New Decade”.

Disillusioned, Weller split The Council and found himself without a band or label for the first time since he was 17 years old. Many others would have retired but Weller is nothing if not tenacious, and after taking most of 1990 off, he began touring again in 1991 with his band The Paul Weller Movement. These concerts, mostly taking place in the clubs that he’d long since outgrown previously, were highly acclaimed, leading to a newfound surge in interest and some serious hype around his debut solo album. “Paul Weller” was released in 1992 on Freedom High, his own record label, and was such a success that it got him a new deal with Go! Disks, who re-released the album and saw it hit the top ten of the U.K album charts. Weller had his commercial and creative mojo back, and ever since then he’s been a true national treasure, releasing acclaimed album after acclaimed album and still commanding respect from multiple generations of music fans. He’s earned the respect of any music fan multiple times over, and still comes highly recommended.

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Paul Weller is considered an indie/rock phenomena and enjoyed momentous success with his original band The Jam, then The Style Council and finally as a solo artist. It feels as though Weller has the midas touch when it comes to recording music as his discography now spans forty years and includes countless hits.

His set lists are a credit to the musician as a soloist as whilst often playing over twenty tracks, he only tends to pick one or two from his past endeavours as a band member. Kicking off proceedings with an anthemic rendition of 'Sunflower', Weller proves he is still a mod icon as he struts around stage with his trusted guitar in hand.

All the tracks you want to hear are present, 'Peacock Suit', 'Sweet Pea, My Sweet Pea' and 'Above The Clouds' are all there to keep the crowds cheering and singing along. The classic material sits well against new tracks including 'That Dangerous Age' which the crowd seems just as enthusiastic to bellow out. The original modfather really gives his fans a lesson in what makes a rock icon as Weller matches the perfect amount of showmanship with musical ability.

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As one of the pioneers of indie / punk / mod rock, Paul Weller is still rocking into his fifties. Weller was the frontman for two very influential indie rock bands, The Jam and The Style Council. Paul Weller started his solo career in 1992 with the release of his self titled album, "Paul Weller". He has released a total of 11 solo albums to go along with his catalog of recordings from the two previously mentioned bands. Weller has been nicknamed The Mod Father for his influential role in the style of mod rock.

Weller still tours regularly and is not showing signs of slowing down. His recent shows have been divided into acoustic and electric sets. The majority of the setlist consists of Weller's solo material, which is some of the best music he has created. The highlights though are when he reaches into the archives of The Jam and The Style Council and delivers some mod classics. He is also known to sprinkle in a surprise cover here and there. Weller isn't very talkative on stage, he lets the music do the talking. And it's for that very reason Paul Weller remains one of the must see's for mod rock fans.

This was a show of superior musical quality and professional showmanship. Opera House sound was good.

From start to finish there was a good mix of Paul Weller, Style Council and Jam numbers.

Many of the crow were there for Jam and Council hits which was obvious by the out of the seats dancing (a GOOD thing) and the fidgeting with mobile phones, reading emails, sending messages, using Facebook, disrupting both performers and interested patrons by the constant toing and froing of drink runs (which was NOT a good thing).

My rating out of 5:

Performance - 5

Audience - 2

This was my first concert at The Opera House and I was surprised by the apparent authority shown by staff outside the auditorium which didn’t extend to inside the auditorium.

Finally, I’ve seen Paul Weller several times now and much prefer him play in a smaller venue - eg. The Tivoli in Brisbane - to a much more appreciative audience who would be willing to pay a little more. However, I suspect that may not again happen.

Great evening in beautiful surroundings at Westonbirt arboretum. The sun came out just as the support band finished and the weather stayed dry. Weller put on a polished and professional performance, a little bit of audience interaction but mostly he was about delivering the tracks. There was a spattering of his well known songs as he started, but it was also good to hear some others. The band were excellent and as the evening drew on, the classics started to come out including, of course 'you do something to me' which was a special moment. They did a couple of encores and finished with 'Town called malice' at which point the crowd went crazy. A great way to finish. Overall a great performance and Weller's voice still sounds strong and vibrant.

The man just oozes style and panache. Always edgy and highly professional, he walked off stage in the first number because his amp was dodgy. He certainly made his displeasure known to the roadie who replaced the misfiring amp and then on with show!

No Jam tracks but many Style Council tracks, immaculately played along with tracks from his new album.

Johnny Marr who opened for Weller (very impressive) joined him for a track or two. Some great jamming tracks, some sounding very Pink Floydish. Fab-u-lous!

So a great evening, wonderful music and a terrific cause. Thank you Mr Weller. I bow to your musical genius.

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Mr Weller seemed more relaxed than ive seen him before , even chatting with the audience.

Did a full 2 1/2 hour set full of classics from his own career and some awesome tracks off a kind revolution mixed with a couple of style council favourites and to make sure the ardent jam fans got a look in did about seven of there hits.

To which the crowd always responds.

Paul is a master of his art and can raise the audience at will.

All in all id say this was an Excellent paul weller set couldnt fault it at all 10/10 .

A Paul Weller concert can be a bit of a bit or miss affair depending upon what mood he is in and what songs he wants to sing. So it was lucky for us that he decided to cover his complete repertoire for his Opera House performance. The Jam, Style Council and his solo work were all covered in full and with a band so tight, they added to the experience. Weller remains the master of cool and throughout the night he delivered what the fans wanted, while promoting his new material with equal aplomb.

Excellent gig by Weller & co. He's still got all the passion for his music, he's still got the voice and he's getting better with time.

An incredibly talented bunch of musicians and an immensely professional set. Also great value for money - the guys put on a full 2 hours of solid tunes from right across all his eras. As an original Jam fan I would have loved to hear 3 or 4 more songs from that era but it was a great night and a stonking concert!

Amazing Showman!! The Modfather kept the crowd enthralled as he took us on a journey spanning his impressive and influential career. His band supported him at every turn and note adding depth and emotion to the powerful and relevant lyrical content. His obvious enjoyment of his craft and his humility as he shared it with the crowd. We will not forget this night or you Mr. Wellar. Play loud. We are here with you

Brilliant gig as always from the man. Great choice of songs. Plymouth crowd was bit staid in places but I've been to loads of gigs here in the city of Plymouth and they are often like that. Brilliant musicians and nice to see Steve Craddock with him again. This is my 7th Paul weller gig and the man just gets better, more chatty this time. One of the Best Paul Weller gig I've seen.

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Paul Weller | The Modfather announces first North American tour in seven years; tour dates and ticketing info

The Modfather is set to embark on his first North American tour since 2017; where is he playing and where can you get tickets for the shows?

The Modfather, Paul Weller , is breaking up his tour of the United Kingdom and Europe this year, jetting off to North America for what are set to be his first tour dates in the United States since 2017 - a time well before the COVID-19 pandemic took ahold of the world.

The North American tour will commence a mere few months after the release of his new album, “66,” due for release on May 24 2024, a day before his 66th birthday. The record features contributions from Noel Gallagher , Primal Scream’s Bobby Gillespie , Madness’ Suggs McPherson, Richard Hawley, The Blow Monkeys’ Dr Robert, Le SuperHomard’s Christophe Vaillant and Erland Cooper, with string arrangements by Hannah Peel .

Weller has already kickstarted his UK tour, having performed at De Montfort Hall in Leicester this past Tuesday evening (April 9 2024), with the Modfather set to perform in Sheffield on Friday evening (April 11 2024), before continuing the first leg of the tour around venues in the North of England.

Where is Paul Weller playing during his North American tour?

• September 6 2024: Count Basie Center for Arts, Red Bank, New Jersey
• September 7 2024: Kings Theatre, Brooklyn, New York
• September 8 2024: House of Blues, Boston, Massachusetts
• September 10 2024: Keswick Theatre, Glenside, Pennsylvania
• September 11 2024: Lincoln Theatre, Washington D.C
• September 13 2024: History, Toronto, Ontario
• September 15 2024: Vic Theatre, Chicago, Illinois
• September 16 2024: First Avenue, Minneapolis, Minnesota
• September 19 2024:  Moore, Seattle, Washington
• September 20 2024: Vogue Theatre, Vancouver BC
• September 22 2024: Fillmore San Francisco, California
• September 23 2024: Fillmore, San Francisco, California
• September 25 2024: Magnolia, El Cajon, California
• September 26 2024: House of Blues, Anaheim, California
• September 27 2024:  Orpheum Theatre, Los Angeles, California

Where can I get tickets to see Paul Weller play on his North American tour?

Tickets to see Paul Weller during his North American tour go on sale on April 10 2024 at 10am through Ticketmaster in the United States . 

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Paul Weller’s last North American performance took place on October 27 2017 at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles, California. The set included a couple of covers from his time in The Style Council and The Jam ( credit: Setlist.fm )

• I'm Where I Should Be
• My Ever Changing Moods (The Style Council song)
• Woo Sé Mama
• Long Long Road
• Have You Ever Had It Blue (The Style Council song)
• From the Floorboards Up
• She Moves With the Fayre
• Up in Suze's Room
• Shout to the Top! (The Style Council song)
• Above the Clouds
• Into Tomorrow
• Start! (The Jam song)
• Saturns Pattern
• The Cranes Are Back
• Friday Street
• Porcelain Gods
• Peacock Suit

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• Wild Wood(with Lucy Rose)
• Out of the Sinking
• Come On/Let's Go
• Hey Bulldog (The Beatles cover) (with Miles Kane)
• The Changingman
• Move On Up (Curtis Mayfield cover)
• Town Called Malice (The Jam song)

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Paul Weller burst through with The Jam way back in 1977, but he's showing absolutely no signs of slowing down.

This year he releases his 17th solo studio album (and 28th career total) 66 and he's announced a second UK tour for 2024, before he's even set out on the first jaunt of the year.

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Adding up both tours adds to a whopping 38 live shows, with three massive dates in London.

Tickets for the new dates - where Paul will be supported by Liam Bailey - go on sale on Friday, March 8 at 10am, but there's also a pre-sale available if you pre-order his new record.

Paul's upcoming album 66 has a title and artwork from Pop Art legend Peter Blake, who previously created the sleeve of his 1995 solo classic Stanley Road , and is released on all usual formats on May 24, the day before Weller's 66th birthday.

It includes lyrical contributions from Suggs, Noel Gallagher and Bobby Gillespie and musical collaborations with Hannah Peel, Dr Robert, Richard Hawley, Steve Brooks, Max Beesley and Christophe Valliant.

"In the ever-evolving landscape of contemporary music, few artists possess the enduring influence and innovative spirit of Paul Weller," reads the blurb.

"Weller has always demonstrated an unwavering commitment to pushing artistic boundaries while staying true to his roots. 66 promises to be no exception, offering a captivating journey through his continuing musical evolution."

Paul Weller :: Soul Wandering [Official Lyric Video]

The newly-announced Paul Weller 2024 tour dates are as follows:

• October 17 – Cheltenham, Centaur
• October 18 – Portsmouth, Guildhall
• October 19 – Brighton, Centre
• October 21 – Nottingham, Royal Concert Hall
• October 22 – Wolverhampton, Civic At The Halls
• October 24 – Newcastle Upon Tyne, O2 City Hall
• October 25 – Newcastle Upon Tyne, O2 City Hall
• October 27 – Dundee, Caird Hall
• October 28 – Glasgow, Barrowland
• October 29 – Glasgow, Barrowland
• October 31 – Hull, Connexin Live
• November 1 – Manchester ,O2 Apollo
• November 2 – Llandudno, Venue Cymru
• November 4 – Liverpool Olympia
• November 5 – Bradford St Georges Hall
• November 7 – Oxford New Theatre
• November 8 – London Eventim Apollo

Paul Weller's previously announced spring and summer tour dates are as follows:

• March 24 - London, Royal Albert Hall
• April 4 – Lighthouse, Poole
• April 5 – Beacon, Bristol
• April 6 – ICC Wales, Newport
• April 8 – Cliffs Pavilion, Southend
• April 9 – De Montfort Hall, Leicester
• April 11 – City Hall, Sheffield
• April 12 – Victoria Hall, Stoke
• April 13 – Globe Theatre, Stockton
• April 15 – Alhambra, Dunfermline
• April 16 – King George’s Hall, Blackburn
• April 17 – Barbican, York
• April 19 – Engine Shed, Lincoln
• April 20 – Waterside, Aylesbury
• April 21 – Corn Exchange, Cambridge
• July 3 – King John's Castle, Lumineach, Ireland
• July 4 – Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland
• July 7 – Open Air Theatre, Scarborough
• July 13 – Edinburgh Castle Esplanade, Edinburgh
• July 21 – PennFest, Penn

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Kylian Mbappe’s arrival is good news for La Liga – and frightening for Real Madrid’s rivals

“Imagine — next year, Mbappe is going to be here.”

The Athletic was among a throng of overjoyed fans on Sunday evening in Madrid, the night after Real’s Champions League victory over Borussia Dortmund . But this was not the Cibeles fountain in the city centre, where Los Blancos players and fans were celebrating their record-extending 15th European Cup triumph.

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Instead, this was the scene at the Estadio Butarque to the south of the Spanish capital, home to Leganes. The side from Madrid’s suburbs had just beaten Elche 2-0 to confirm their promotion back to La Liga as champions.

Leganes fans were enjoying a return to the top flight after four years away. Even so, the prospect of seeing arguably the world’s greatest and most popular player live at Butarque — after Kylian Mbappe signed for Real Madrid — was one of the first things to come to mind.

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Until recently, fans of other La Liga clubs had that opportunity every season, with former Barcelona and Madrid stars Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo vying for the Ballon d’Or over more than a decade.

This was an era when FIFPRO’s World XI from each season was often just a ‘best of the Clasico’ XI, featuring world-class players at their peak such as Iker Casillas, Sergio Ramos , Gerard Pique, Xavi, Andres Iniesta, Sergio Busquets, Toni Kroos , Luka Modric , Neymar, Luis Suarez and Karim Benzema.

Most of those stars have moved on. Neymar leaving Barcelona for Paris Saint-Germain in 2017 was a blow , Ronaldo’s departure for Juventus a year later was a trauma, and Messi’s free transfer to PSG in 2020 was probably the most difficult to take .

Since then, the stars generating the biggest excitement and bolstering La Liga’s marketing have mostly been emerging players yet to reach their prime. Madrid’s bets on signing Brazilian forwards Vinicius Junior and Rodrygo as teenagers have paid off handsomely. At Barcelona, the most popular fan favourites in recent years have been youngsters Ansu Fati , Pedri , Gavi , Lamine Yamal and Pau Cubarsi .

La Liga has kept on attracting big names, even if they have not been at the level of Messi or Ronaldo. Robert Lewandowski , Raphinha and Joao Cancelo made clear they wanted to join Barca despite the club’s financial woes . Mbappe’s France team-mate Antoine Griezmann is very happy at Atletico Madrid, as are Argentina’s 2022 World Cup winners Rodrigo De Paul and Nahuel Molina .

Jude Bellingham ’s decision last summer to join Real Madrid instead of Manchester City or Liverpool was another huge boost for La Liga. The young Englishman’s tremendous first year in Spain has brought a surge in his profile and popularity.

But Mbappe is another step up. The 25-year-old Frenchman is the biggest star in world football, a household name who has played in two World Cup finals for France — winning the first as an emerging star at Russia 2018 and scoring a breathtaking hat-trick to almost salvage his side’s hopes against Argentina two years ago in Qatar.

Mbappe’s phenomenal commercial and marketing profile helps explain why Madrid president Florentino Perez pushed so hard to get him over the last decade . Perez even decided against moves for other top centre-forwards including Erling Haaland and Harry Kane to make sure the resources were available to make Mbappe’s signing a reality.

Comparing social media followings is a crude but useful way of measuring the fame and reach of top players.

Cristiano Ronaldo (631million followers), Messi (503million) and Neymar (222million) are still the big three on Instagram, despite their careers winding down in less demanding leagues.

Of players still in their prime and playing on the biggest stage, Mbappe is by far the most popular. He has 117million Instagram followers after carefully curating ‘Brand Mbappe’ in recent years.

By contrast, his new Madrid team-mate Vinicius Jr has 48million, Griezmann has 41million and Lewandowski has 36million. Bellingham’s numbers have rapidly grown over the last year, but his 32million followers on the platform are less than a third of Mbappe’s total even after his impressive debut campaign at the Santiago Bernabeu ended with the Champions League trophy.

Mbappe has built that profile despite playing all his club career in France’s Ligue 1. Even the biggest Premier League stars cannot match his global reach — Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah has 63million Instagram followers, Haaland has 39million and former Tottenham Hotspur striker and England captain Kane has 17million.

La Liga’s social media accounts sprung into action when Mbappe’s arrival was announced by Madrid on Monday. Nine different tweets hailed the signing and a series of videos and graphics recalled past ‘galacticos’ at Real Madrid and La Liga’s previous French players.

Una nueva 𝗘𝗦𝗧𝗥𝗘𝗟𝗟𝗔, en el 𝗨𝗡𝗜𝗩𝗘𝗥𝗦𝗢 @realmadrid . 💫 🤍 #LALIGAEASPORTS | @KMbappe pic.twitter.com/QMqoS0gFFE — LALIGA (@LaLiga) June 3, 2024

Mbappe was equally active on his account. A photo of the Frenchman as a kid wearing a Madrid kit received more than 20million ‘likes’ within 24 hours of being posted. Once he starts playing in the all-white shirt, his follower numbers are sure to rise even further.

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La Liga president Javier Tebas has always insisted Messi and Ronaldo’s departures did not hurt the top flight financially , as what makes a league strong is its general level and competitiveness.

“Having a great competition is not just about having great players, you have to do a lot more,” Tebas told the Argentine newspaper Ole last month. “We’ve been doing a lot of work and new players always appear. At Barcelona, there are kids like Yamal, Pedri and Gavi. And at Madrid, Vinicius, Bellingham and now Mbappe is coming.”

La Liga’s overall revenues have continued to grow despite Messi, Ronaldo and other legends leaving. Last April, the league reported record total revenue of €5.7billion ($6.2bn; £4.9bn) for the 2022-23 season, an increase of 18 per cent from the previous year, beating its pre-Covid-19 high mark of €5.1bn in 2019-20.

La Liga’s total commercial revenues also increased by 29 per cent in their most recent accounts, while the 2022-23 season saw more than 15million fans attend La Liga games, another record.

Mbappe’s arrival should certainly help attract new sponsors and fans.

Investments in marketing and commercialisation through La Liga’s €2.7billion deal with private equity company CVC Capital Partners are expected to pay off in the coming years. Madrid’s shiny new Bernabeu will be a money-spinning stage for their latest galactico to play on, while Barcelona’s rebuilt Camp Nou will boost its revenues when that project is finished.

But Madrid adding Mbappe does look like a problem in terms of the league’s competitive balance. Carlo Ancelotti’s team won last season’s La Liga title by 10 points , even while easing up late on to concentrate on the latter stages of the Champions League. Barca and Atletico experienced disappointing domestic seasons and Madrid’s only challengers all year were surprise package Girona , who ultimately finished 14 points behind them in third place.

No big superstars are expected to arrive at Barca this summer and, instead, there will be pressure on the current stars to leave given the club’s need to cut their wage bill. Atletico want to make cuts of their own for the new campaign and elsewhere in La Liga most clubs will wheel and deal as best they can.

Fans of most La Liga outfits know that players who shine at the European Championship in Germany could be lured away by much richer Premier League clubs. Villarreal ’s Spanish playmaker Alex Baena and Valencia ’s Georgian goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili are two players who could be tempted by a move.

The biggest selling point for La Liga’s next campaign will be the presence of Mbappe. Supporters at Leganes and across the league will finally have the chance to see the Frenchman in the flesh. Mbappe’s debut Clasico and first derby against Atletico will be big events heavily promoted across the globe.

But the biggest winners are Real Madrid supporters. Seeing Mbappe live will be one thing; beating his new team is quite another.

(Top photo: Antonio Borga/Eurasia Sport Images/Getty Images)

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Dermot joined The Athletic in 2020 and has been our main La Liga Correspondent up until now. Irish-born, he has spent more than a decade living in Madrid and writing about Spanish football for ESPN, the UK Independent and the Irish Examiner. Follow Dermot on Twitter @ dermotmcorrigan