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AIPS Media journalist Chris Williams has claimed: “Speaking to people in UEFA this morning there is a genuine want for the 12 to be immediately dismissed from all UEFA club competitions – and for Real, Barcelona, AC Milan and Liverpool to be stripped of their badges of honour.
“Suffice to say there are a lot of angry people there.”
Speaking to people in UEFA this morning there is a genuine want for the 12 to be immediately dismissed from all UEFA club competitions – and for Real, Barcelona, AC Milan and Liverpool to be stripped of their badges of honour. Suffice to say there are a lot of angry people there.
Man United, Juventus, Real Madrid confirm plans to participate in Super League
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Del Piero: European Super League fight is sad for football (0:52)
Alessandro Del Piero reacts to reports detailing momentum toward the creation of a European Super League. (0:52)
Twelve of Europe s top clubs announced on Sunday they were launching a breakaway Super League, headed by Real Madrid president Florentino Perez.
Madrid president Perez said: We will help football at every level and take it to its rightful place in the world. Football is the only global sport in the world with more than four billion fans and our responsibility as big clubs is to respond to their desires.
The Fútbol Girls Are Fighting and Spoiler Alert (It Involves Money)
- however, football is the biggest sport in the world
- so some of the biggest teams in the sport with scullions of dollars have decided to make their own league with their own competition(????). The established leagues are FIFA and the UEFA
- Here are the clubs who are a part of this: Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur, Inter Milan, Juventus, AC Milan, Atlético Madrid, Barcelona, Real Madrid. You ve probably heard of some of these names even if you didn t follow the sport
Everything you need to know about the European Super League proposals A host of major football clubs have agreed to join a new breakaway European Super League, it has been announced. Last night it was confirmed that a host of clubs including English sides Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham intended to join a rebel competition.
Who will be taking part in the European Super League? The so-called English “Big Six” clubs have all agreed in principle to support proposals backed by clubs such as Juventus, AC Milan and Inter Milan of Italy. Spain’s Real Madrid, Barcelona and Atletico Madrid have also offered support.
IT will be an Alex Ferguson hairdryer moment. To mix metaphors, MPs will this afternoon line up to give the owners of England’s big six football clubs a damn good kicking as they vent their anger at the attempt by Manchester’s United and City, Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur to break away from the popular Champions League and start an elite European Super League of around 20 clubs. They will be joined by the likes of Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid, Barcelona, Juventus as well as Inter and AC Milan but not, interestingly, the top clubs from France and Germany.