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A new era in Europe?
"Senior clubs will announce Super League tonight"
According to reports across the continent, Real Madrid and Manchester United are leading the move to abandon the Champions League and set up a rival factory.
A total of 12 luxury teams are partners in this move, PSG and Bayern are currently out
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Sunday, 18 April 2021, 17:05
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Are we witnessing a new era in European football?
According to many reports across the continent, 12 senior clubs will announce tonight (Sunday) the establishment of a "Super League" - a new league that will compete with the UEFA Champions League. The
two main pushers for the war in the UEFA and the establishment of the new league are Real Madrid and Manchester United. Who are expected to be the first to join tonight, when in the first stage there will be no joins from Germany or France, which means that Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain are out.
The 12 teams in question are:
Spain: Real Madrid, Barcelona, Atletico Madrid
Italy: Inter, Milan, Juventus
England: Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham
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From the leaders of the move.
Manchester United (Photo: GettyImages)
This move comes in response to UEFA's intention to announce tomorrow the Champions League format update. For years, senior club heads have been flirting with the possibility of establishing a closed league, independent of UEFA and without having to qualify through the local league, and now the move seems to have reached the execution stage.
According to Marca, Madrid have examined the consequences of such a move and realized that there will be a 30-50 million euro devaluation in revenue next season, but in the future they will be able to generate much higher revenues.
The Premier League management condemned the desire to establish this league and claimed that it would harm the attractiveness of the entire game.
According to reports in Italy, the DAZN network is willing to pay for the broadcasting rights of this league $ 3.5 billion.
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