By 2024, when this new format is supposed to begin, the clubs will all be gone.” “The big ones, the medium ones and the small ones. “With the way the revenues are now in the Champions League, all clubs will die,” Perez said. Perez said the new Champions League format proposed by UEFA for 2024 won’t produce enough revenue to help save the sport. We felt that we needed to change something to help make soccer more attractive.”
“Soccer has to evolve, just like businesses have to evolve and everyone has to evolve,” he added. “When you don’t have revenue, the only way to change that is to try to have more competitive games, more attractive games. “We are all going through a very difficult situation,” Perez said. Perez, the first of the club presidents to speak publicly in an interview after the proposed league was announced on Sunday, said clubs were “ruined” financially by the coronavirus pandemic and the Super League was the solution to “save soccer in a critical moment.” He also didn’t completely rule out the possibility that the new league won’t get started at all, but indicated that the clubs were prepared to go all the way to make it happen. He said the new league likely won’t start next season if no deal is reached with European soccer’s governing body. We won’t get into the legal aspects of it, but it won’t happen. “They can be assured that this won’t happen,” Florentino Perez said. He downplayed UEFA’s threat to ban players of the participating teams from the European Championship and next year’s World Cup. PL’s ‘big six’ to split $31-million fine for Super League.
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