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Which Soccer/Futbol league has the best players and/or talent?
I have always loved soccer. I played when I was a kid for years. I would like to start watching soccer, but there are so many leagues to choose from. The MLS doesnt seem like the best collection of talent, so I am trying to figure out which leauge has it. There is the English Premier League, Italian League, Mexican Leauge, etc.
Heres an example of what I am trying to find out. For American Football, we have college teams, Areana football, Canadian league, the NFL and there used to be even a Europe league and the XFL. Now, the best collection of talent (by far) is the NFL so its the best and most exciting to watch. So can anyone name a “best soccer league” by evidence and not just opinion. For instance, the NFL has bar far many more of the best players in the world than the other leagues (Same with MLB and the NBA, I am not sure about NHL though).
And, of course, one could say the World Cup, but I am looking for something every year not every 4.
PLEASE no stupid/silly answers
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