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Florentino Perez: "We are going to save football, UEFA threats will not materialize"
The president of Real Madrid explained the establishment of the Super League: "In the format of the Champions League we will all die. For us, this will be the biggest show in the world."
The new league secretary general is interested in holding talks with UEFA and is not worried about possible sanctions: "Get ready for that."
The football world continues to protest against the move
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Tuesday, 20 April 2021, 07:15 Updated: 07:49
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The official announcement of 12 of the top teams in the world on the establishment of the Super League - an independent league that will compete in the Champions League and the Europa League and will for the time being include Real Madrid, Barcelona, Atletico Madrid, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal , Juventus, Inter and Milan - could have unprecedented implications for local leagues, European factories and also national football.
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7:15: And a little more from the Real Madrid president: "The Champions League is attractive only from the quarter-finals onwards. We meet small teams that are not interesting enough, young people prefer to do other things during these games. But if there are five interesting games on Tuesday, five on Wednesday, no. It will be possible to stop us.It will bring money to the 15 participating teams every week and become the biggest show in the world.Real Madrid vs. Manchester United or Barcelona - Milan much more interesting than Manchester United vs. a small team.Currently, with the Champions League income as they are "We will die - the big teams, the small ones as well."
7:11: The president of Real Madrid was interviewed by "El Cheringito" and shot: "UEFA worked in a format I understand, they failed to save football.
When I say save football I am talking about everyone so that at least for the next 20 years we can live in peace.
The situation is very dramatic.
We believe in a format that will save football, just as the European Cup saved football in the 1950s.
The biggest clubs in England, Spain and Italy needed a solution to the terrible situation they were in.
In Real we had a budget of 800 million euros and we finished with 700 million.
In two years, we lost 400 million euros.
When you have no income other than broadcast money, the best way to increase it is to create more great games.
We will try to start as early as possible.
"UEFA's threats will not be carried out."
"When you have no income other than broadcast money, the best way to increase it is to create more big games."
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6:13 a.m .: Super League secretary Anas Lagrari: “We are ready to sit around the table and have conversations, we just want to have a dialogue.
The sanctions?
Get ready for it.
The threats to remove teams from local leagues are illegal.
"If agreements are reached with the UEFA, the games can start as early as next September. If not? It could drag on for even five months."
6:02: Marca reporter Paul Tenorio reports: "The Super League teams plan to move all of their title registration to the new league. This is how Real Madrid will start the league with 13 titles registered in its name."
Tenorio added: "The clubs in Europe made the same move in 1992, after transferring all their titles from the European Cup to the Champions League, to the Champions League that was founded then."
In addition, Tenorio claims that there will be a salary cap in the new league.
According to the report, the clubs in the Super League will be able to pay salaries in the amount of up to 55 percent of their income in the factory.
5:48: Germany captain and former Bayern Munich and Manchester United player Bastian Schweinsteiger: "If the Super League does go ahead, it will ruin football and all the national competitions as we know them, and that is a very sad thought for me."
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1:26: Ajax professional manager and former goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar: "Ajax are very disappointed with the announcement of the establishment of the Super League. We support the new UEFA outline, as approved on Monday."
1:13: Former Manchester United star Eric Cantona has also expressed his opposition to the Premier League: "Fans are the most important thing in football. They must be respected. Did the big clubs ask what fans matter? Unfortunately not, and that's shameful."
1:00: According to the German build, the option to award the title to the only team out of the four teams that reached the semi-finals of the Champions League Paris Saint-Germain, is unrealistic.
However, it was reported that the option that the three teams that were relegated in the quarter-finals, and did not move to the Super League - Bayern Munich, Dotmund and Porto - will replace Manchester City, Chelsea and Real Madrid, which are among the arterial teams.
00:22: Former Barcelona and Brazil international Danny Alves also expressed his disgust with the new league: "Football was, still is and always will be a life-changing sport. We will not allow some rich people to ruin the great possibilities and dreams that ordinary people dream of."
00:15: Patrick Bumford, a Leeds player whose team went up to the game against Liverpool with T-shirts with the caption "Football for fans", said after the 1-1 draw yesterday: "I have not seen another football fan happy about this decision, and football is in the end "For the fans. And without fans, these clubs are worth nothing."
Liverpool player James Milner goes against his management's decision: "Like everyone else, I heard about it for the first time yesterday. There are a lot of questions. My personal opinion - I do not like it, and hope it does not happen."
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