
European Super League is rebranded as the ‘Unify League’ with free streaming promise
The European Super League has been re-launched as the ‘Unify League’ with a ‘promise’ that it will be free to watch, according to reports.
The European Super League has been re-launched as the ‘Unify League’ with a ‘promise’ that it will be free to watch, according to reports.
The government have been tipped to get involved if Man City were to attempt to rejoin the Super League project if their Premier League legal battle fails.
Man City could reportedly attempt to rejoin efforts to get a European Super League off the ground if their legal challenge against the Premier League fails.
The Super League has received a boost after a Spanish court ruled that UEFA and FIFA “abused their dominant position” and “prevented free competition”.
According to reports, FC Barcelona and Real Madrid feel that the introduction of the European Super League is the “only way” for them to “survive”.
Real Madrid president Florentino Perez insists football clubs will be the “masters of their destiny” as it was deemed UEFA rules blocking the formation of the European Super League contravened ...
“We have won the right to compete. The UEFA monopoly is over. Football is free.” The European Super League has been given the green light.
According to reports, all 20 Premier League clubs have ‘agreed to collectively oppose’ the European Super League if the project returns.
A fresh plan for the European Super League has been revealed as organisers are structuring a new competition to replace the Champions League.
The prospect of a closed or semi-closed European Super League operating in mainstream football appears dead in the water after a key legal opinion.
Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus are still signed up to the project, but insist learnings have been taken from the failure of 18 months ago.
John Nicholson has always liked the idea of the European Super League as he basically wants the big clubs to bugger off. And he hates UEFA.
Time to embrace the European Super League, says Johnny Nich. Then build something better once the ‘elite’ have gone.
“There’s obviously a contradiction between the collective action of last year (to block the Super League).”
The ESL is back in the news, but with the two sides involved both as bad as each other, will anyone look out for the fans?
“The new Champions League proposals look so much like the Super League, you can’t tell the difference.”
“I am sick and tired of speaking of this non-football project.”
That the Premier League club charter is causing a debate demonstrates that European Super League thinking persists at the biggest clubs.
“The future of football is increasingly towards a European approach compared to national leagues.”
“It’s not parked, the opposite, it’s alive & dialogue is open with all sorts of people in football who are working on it.”
We need profound change and we need it as soon as it can happen. The European Super League could be that.
Think the European Super League is dead? Think again. Barcelona, Real Madrid and Juve have a plan.
New plans being worked on for a European Super League involve the competition being 100 per cent open.
Neville – a staunch opponent of the ESL – has described the Premier League punishment as embarrassing.
The six clubs will pay a combined £20million as part of a settlement with the Premier League.
The European Super League claimed the governing body had violated European Union competition.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has denied colluding with the breakaway clubs…
“Disciplinary proceedings have been opened against Real Madrid CF, FC Barcelona and Juventus FC…”
“To listen/speak with some clubs doesn’t mean that FIFA was colluding, was plotting, (on) any ESL project.”
Gianni Infantino held discussions with the ESL clubs prior to the announcement of the breakaway league…