PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi thinks that 12 teams that want to establish a European Super League have tried 12 teams that want to establish a European Super League against Nasser Al-Khelaifi, the president of Paris Saint-Germain. with “breaking the football ecosystem”.
A breakout competition was attempted in April 2021 by Real Madrid, Barcelona, Atletico Madrid, Juventus, Milan, Inter, Chelsea, Manchester United, Manchester City, Arsenal, Tottenham and Liverpool.
Nasser Al-Khelaifi said on Twitter: “You say Super League. I call it non-Super League. Football needs to be developed in a way that respects all clubs and fans. Some clubs don’t want the middle clubs to grow any further. They are afraid of competition.”
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Six English clubs, Milan teams and Atletico have withdrawn from the offer, but Juve, Real Madrid and Barcelona still advocate the establishment of a Super League. Al-Khelaifi, who took over the European Club Association presidency from Juve president Andrea Agnelli, was a staunch supporter of UEFA during the conflict (ECA).
In his speech at the FPF Football Talks event in Portugal, Al-Khelaifi said that the broad criticism of the Super League is about football. “ecosystem,” or the fans cannot be replaced.
““The ecosystem of football is bigger than two or three clubs,” he said. said.
“This is very important and I think everyone was given the message that no one can disrupt the ecosystem of football, the fans.
“The love of football is stronger than anyone and any job.”
From 2024, a divisive new Champions League structure will be used. Four more clubs will qualify, and instead of the group stage, there will be a 36-team league.
Teams will face a variety of opponents and will have more first fixtures overall than playing three clubs twice. Another controversial alternative is that the domestic leagues that have done the best in UEFA tournaments will receive two of the additional qualifying berths. Still, Al-Khelaifi is a supporter of the new system and his team will play Juve in their Champions League debut on Tuesday.
“For me, sales from the new Champions League format are up 150 percent without even US Spanish, and UK and France are up a lot too.
“So I think it shows that this new format was successful before we even started.”
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