The super Zoff around the Super League …
The failed plans of twelve big clubs under the leadership of Real Madrid, Juventus Turin and FC Barcelona have rocked football. One feels particularly betrayed: Uefa boss Aleksander Ceferin (53).
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What: DAZN
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The head of the European Football Union threatens the club with consequences: “Everyone will be held responsible for it. In what way shall we see? “
The Slovenian makes a clear distinction, sees Real, Barça and Juve as leaders: “It’s not okay what they did and we’ll see what we have to do in the next few days. But for me there is a clear difference between the English clubs and the other six. They withdrew first, admitting they made a mistake. You have to be great to say, ‘I was wrong.’ For me there are three groups: the English six who went out first, then the other three (Atlético Madrid, AC Milan, Inter Milan, ed.) Who followed, and then those who feel they are Earth is flat and think the Super League still exists. “
Uefa wants to discuss possible consequences for the remaining co-founders of the Super League in the coming days. It is speculated that all three will not be allowed to play in the Champions League next season!
Compared to the news agency AP, Ceferin also said that his relationship with Super League initiator Andrea Agnelli, the boss of Juventus Turin, was irrevocably destroyed despite previous private connections. “There is no longer a relationship,” he said. “And there will never be a relationship again.” Ceferin is the godfather of Agnelli’s daughter.
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Source: BILD
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The Slovenian feels betrayed by Agnelli’s behavior. Shortly before the plans became public, the then head of the European Club Association assured him that there was nothing in the planned competition for the Champions League. A little later, Agnelli did not answer the phone. The boss of Juventus Turin was an important contact person for Ceferin for the reform of Uefa’s premier class.
“The worst day was Saturday because then I realized that it was sheer betrayal that some people had lied to us for years,” said Ceferin. He will continue to trust people because those with whom he was safe had not betrayed him – “except for Agnelli”.
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