The league was repeated this Thursday, by a release officer, his objection to super league European competition, after its promoters presented a new competition design, open, involving the participation of between 60 and 80 teams and always governed by the criteria of a sporting nature.
In his note, LaLiga, stressed that the promoters of the Super League are “a model of competition like tomorrow, which is the management model It is not democratic giving power and decision to the few some rich clubswhich leaves small and medium-sized clubs without a voice.” The body led by Javier Tebas did not hesitate to ensure that it was a proposal “wrong‘.
These are the LaLiga’s argument against the Super League, collected in quoted statement:
“They say it will be 100% tomorrow, but the truth is few Only the rich clubs will benefit through this model, which has already been presented, examined and rejected in 2019, making it very difficult for these clubs to lose their place in the highest category of European football from one year to the next.
Domestic leagues are in danger of disappearing with a Super League format that doesn’t reflect that leagues are the direct vehicle for the European elite. If your model is based on “various divisions,” with a select group guaranteed to be permanently in the top flight, your model is not 100% open as they falsely promise.
LaLiga wonders how it is possible to create a new competition in more teams and more matches without affecting the calendar And where are they going to get the extra revenue if it’s not taken away from the national leagues.
The conclusion is that The Super League will destroy the national leaguesas the KPMG report shows, and small and medium-sized clubs across Europe will go under, killing European football as we know it.
In particular, the KMPG expert report estimate a loss global income in LaLiga up to -55% and, in addition for non-Super League clubs -64% of its value.
Super League will mean in the short term a economic vacuum of domestic leaguesbut it will also lead to a reduction in income for Super League clubs in the medium and long term, thus destroying the entire industry: GDP, jobs and taxes.
Source: La Verdad
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