TAYLOR SWIFT has already made her mark on the NFL and now she could make an impact on La Liga too.

The global pop superstar, 34, is set to perform her Eras Tour at Real Madrid’s Bernabeu stadium on May 30, just six days after Madrid play their final game of the season at home.

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Taylor Swift could cause problems for the final day of the La Liga seasonCredit: Rex

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The pop superstar is bringing her Eras Tour to the Bernabau Stadium – home of Real MadridCredit: Alamy

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Real Madrid have been forced to ask to reschedule their final match to prepare the stadium for Taylor Swift’s showCredit: Getty
Los Blancos face Real Betis at the Bernabeu on May 24 as the curtain falls on the La Liga season.

But according to The Athletic, executives at the Spanish club have requested to move their clash with Betis to allow more time before the concert in order ensure they are READY FOR IT.

Madrid are said to have asked to play their clash on an earlier date with Saturday 23 suggested as BLANK SPACE in the calendar.

The request could throw up a number of problems with both Madrid and Betis likely to have unfinished business come the last day of the season.

Carlo Ancelotti’s Madrid side may be fighting for the title with the Spanish giants currently just six points above second placed Girona in the league.

While Betis could be looking to secure a spot in Europe next season with the Verdiblancos one point behind Real Sociedad in La Liga’s final European spot.

This means any teams fighting for the same END GAME as Madrid and Betis would have to play on the same day as the pair in the interest of sporting fairness.

Traditionally all final day La Liga games, like in the Premier League, are played at the same time and on the same day.

French club Lyon know ALL TOO WELL the impact Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour can have on the footballing calendar.

The Ligue 1 outfit may be forced to play a relegation play-off game at a neutral ground with the 14-time Grammy winner bringing her Eras Tour to Groupama Stadium on the same date as the play-offs.

Lyon are just three points off the relegation spots in the French first division and are hoping to avoid a CRUEL SUMMER of preparing for life in Ligue 2 next season.