01 janeiro 2022 – 21:42
‘Financial Times’ writes that the three clubs are studying ways to take the controversial competition forward
Real Madrid, Juventus and Barcelona remain committed to creating the European Superliga. The controversial project, which in April 2021 created a huge stir in world football, could see new developments this year. According to the ‘Financial Times’, the three clubs reaffirmed their commitment to creating the competition, much criticized for being only ‘for consumption’ by wealthy clubs. The British newspaper writes that the trio is studying the possible legal problems related to the creation of the competition, possible clashes with UEFA and strategies to bring the European Superliga to life. Florentino Pérez, president of Real Madrid and one of the main drivers of the competition, has insisted that the Superliga has not died and that it is necessary to recreate the current model of football.
In June of last year, the official criticized Ceferin, UEFA president. “The English teams didn’t leave, they were coerced by FIFA. We lost eight billion and Ceferin’s salary went up. There are people who have privileges and want to keep them. I’ve wanted to take us out of Champions, but the courts forbade it.” , said Florentino Pérez.
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