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Against the background of the financial crisis: Real Madrid and Barcelona are pushing for the establishment of the Super League

Atletico have revealed: Spain's two greats are desperate to cover the huge economic losses, joining forces in an attempt to speed up the formation of the closed league.

United are operating behind the scenes, UEFA fears

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Thursday, January 28, 2021, 12:00 p.m.

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The Super League initiative, the closed league of European football giants, is gaining momentum.

"Athletic" announced today (Thursday) that those who are pushing hard for the establishment of the league are Real Madrid and Barcelona.

According to the report, both teams know that the establishment of the league could be their lifeline, given the difficult economic situation created as a result of the Corona virus.

Barcelona's debts have grown to over a billion euros during the global crisis, and Real are also facing a new and complex reality.

The Blancos have invested more than 600 million euros in the renovation of the Bernabeu, but the lack of crowds and the loss of revenue from ticket sales and merchandise, left them with a debt of close to 300 million euros.

The Blancos have recently taken out a € 205 million government loan in an attempt to balance the budget, but they too understand that the Super League, which is expected to significantly increase the revenues of the senior teams, will speed up the rehabilitation.

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Also, according to the report, Manchester United co-owner Joel Glazer, is one of the driving forces behind the project, and is a "key figure behind the idea of ​​abandoning the Champions League".

As you may recall, it was recently reported that the UEFA intends to declare a war of attrition in the new initiative, and impose severe sanctions on those who intend to participate in the new plant. Among other things, the UEFA threatened that a player who participates in the new league will not be allowed to participate in the World Cup.

According to reports, the Super League is set to launch in the summer of 2022 and operate in the format of home-away meetings between the 15 richest and biggest teams in Europe.

The teams that are known to take part in the factory are Barcelona, ​​Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid, Manchester United, Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester City, Tottenham, Bayern Munich and Juventus.

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