Liverpool, Juventus among 12 European teams joining European super league as UEFA oppose

Liverpool, Juventus, AC Milan, Manchester City, Manchester United among 12 European teams joining European super league as UEFA oppose

12 big European teams have already signed up for the controversial super league led by AC Milan and Liverpool.

Teams joining European super league may have adverse effects to its players.

Super League owners are looking to secure with broadcasters like Amazon, Facebook, Disney and Comcast. It would raise the annual revenues to 4 billion – twice more than the UCL.

UEFA’s Alexander Ceferin confirms, “The players that will play in the Super League will be banned from playing in the World Cup and Euros. Ceferin. They will not be allowed play for their national teams”.

Porto president Pinto da Costa confirms the Portuguese champions have rejected an invitation to the Super League.

“We are not concerned with being or not, we are in the Champions League and we hope to continue to be for many years.”

Thomas Tuchel on the Super League, “I was not involved and my players were not involved in the decision-making process.”

“I trust my club to make the right decisions, I think it is too early to judge, ” he said.

Teams joining European super league

Tottenham fans have turned up at the training ground to make their feelings clear about the ‘European Super League’

UEFA president Ceferin leaves the door open for clubs to return to their comps, “They are not banned from European football forever but the way they acted was wrong, even without a big IQ, people know it.”