Feyenoord’s Super League declaration.
Feyenoord is aware of the European Court’s decision, which states that FIFA and UEFA cannot prevent clubs from launching leagues like the Super League.
Contrary to what some international publications claim, Feyenoord maintains that it has never spoken to the individuals behind the potential Super League and has not made any obligations.
Based on current knowledge, the club questions if this initiative is beneficial for the majority of clubs as well as the national leagues.
The club will keep considering the future, enhancements inside European football, and bolstering Dutch football’s standing through the ECA.
La Liga statement: “The Super League will make the rich, more richer and would mean the loss of tens of thousands of jobs.”
“Today, more than ever, we reiterate that the “Super League” is a selfish model.
The net worth of the Super League is €100 Billion and investors are ready to shell out €15 Billion. Of the business volume, the investors will keep 15% and the rest will go to the clubs. Barcelona & Real Madrid will also get a resistance bonus for never leaving it.
PSG, inter millan and Monaco also refuse to join the competition.
