Twelve of Europe’s greatest clubs on Monday said they wanted to dispatch a breakaway Super League, notwithstanding the danger of a worldwide boycott for them and their players. “A big Milan, Arsenal, Atletico Madrid, Chelsea, Barcelona, Inter Milan, Juventus, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Real Madrid, and Tottenham Hotspur have all joined as establishing clubs,” said an articulation gathering. The establishing clubs will get “a one-time installment of the request for 3.5 billion euros”.
“Three extra clubs will be welcomed to go along with them before the beginning of the debut season which will begin when practicable,” added the coordinators.
UEFA said before Sunday that players from the 12 clubs confronted global outcast and portrayed it as “a pessimistic venture, an undertaking that is established on the personal circumstance of a couple of clubs”.
In any case, the 12 clubs demanded the new rivalry will profit the game as a rule.
“By uniting the world’s most noteworthy clubs and players to play each other all through the season, the Super League will open another section for European football, guaranteeing elite rivalry and offices, and expanded monetary help for the more extensive football pyramid,” said Joel Glazer, co-director of Manchester United and vice-executive of the Super League.
Monday’s declaration came only hours before UEFA meets in Switzerland to report its changes to the Champions League, with development to 36 groups from 32 and two ‘wild card’ spaces expected to be among the plans.
There would be at least 10 games for each group.
The Super League said they expected to work with UEFA and FIFA to keep away from a common conflict in the game.
“Going ahead, the Founding Clubs anticipate having conversations with UEFA and FIFA to cooperate in association to convey the best results for the new League and football in general,” they said.
Florentino Perez, the leader of Real Madrid and the executive of the Super League, additionally demanded that the game all in all will profit.
