The president of Laliga, Javier TebasHe warns an interview with the German newspaper Süddeutschte Zeitung of a growing gap between the large and small clubs that may deepen the new format of Champions League and for competitions such as Club World Cup.
“The gap between some good clubs and the small ones grow stronger. You only need to think that most of 36 participants in Champions League Accept the competition higher than its national competitions, “Thebes said.
The income is concentrated in Champions LeagueAccording to ThebesAs the 99 million euro has shown that the Liverpool. The last in the first phase, the Boys.
“We are attending the creation of a club oligarchy. The difference between the participants and those who do not grow. And if things follow the gap will be greater in the consequences for the national league,” he said.
She is Club World Cup It will also increase the income of some clubs and that money will serve alone, he says, “so that players who already have five Ferraris will pay another.”
Thebes It suggests as a solution of change in the revenue distribution of European competitions. “My argument is that leagues are a kind of classification for European competitions, they are the spine of football,” he said.
“It’s not about unity. It’s about a club like Osasuna You have the right to participate in the Champions League income because it is necessary for the classification process for Champions League. This is not the first in a league receives five times than the latter through television revenues. The competitiveness of the national league is at stake, “he added.
Thebes He said he was also afraid that the loss of importance of national leagues could provide new ammunition to the Super League project, aware that he provides more income to a few.
“I have an impression on forums in Europe is fewer in the super league than Spain. I think the reason is that Florentino PéreZ is there with us. But you don’t have to fool themselves, they keep working on the project, “he explained.
Source: La Verdad
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