The European Super League is all set to get re-launched this week, and fans are frantically waiting for the tournament to come. Last year, nine clubs quit the leagues including all the six English clubs as the Premier League teams received a fine as punishment. The only trio that remained is the two giants of La Liga including Barcelona and Real Madrid, along with the Serie A giants, Juventus.
Excitement for the European Super League
As said earlier, fans are indeed very much excited to see the European Super League getting organized and conducted smoothly. The biggest names of football compete here, which brings multiple fans around Europe getting hyped for it. It was founded last year on April 18th, and the Super League was also set for 20 teams to compete.
However, last year the clubs backed out receiving punishment from the governing authority, and reports state that those clubs are all set to announce their return in the European Super League with new proposals that no longer that there were permanent members. This is why last year, chaos aroused and the much-hyped Super League wasn’t able to go smoothly.
The Changes
Reports from the Telegraph state that Andrea Agnelli the president of Juventus will speak regarding their new plans on Thursday. Among the changes include the introduction of a traditional domestic league qualification along with the clubs behind it also says that this will allow for the forming of new teams in countries like Luxembourg along with Dublin and similar cities.
The UEFA as well as the Premier League believe the fact that the competition is similar to the phrase – “Dead in the Water” however the trio that remains, believes that a deal can still be initiated and executed at some point.
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