A22 Sports, the company that proposed the European Super League, published a video explaining the new competition system against the backdrop of the European Court of Justice’s ruling against UEFA.
According to the video, the fundamental difference between the European Super League and all UEFA competitions is the number of matches that each team will play, as well as the possibility of following the matches for free.
Each team will play at least 14 matches, and the television broadcast will be free to all fans around the world, with advertisements placed during the follow-up that you can skip if you pay a special subscription.
The European Super League will be divided into 3 levels. The first level will contain 16 teams called the “Star Level,” then the Gold Level will contain 16 teams, and the Blue Level will contain 32 teams, with a system of promotion and relegation between the different divisions.
At the same time, Real Madrid and Barcelona will benefit the most from this project, as each of them will receive fantastic profits from organizing the first edition due to their preservation of the project and adherence to it until the end.
Initially, the two giants will receive one billion euros each from a total expected profit of 15 billion euros for all participating teams, a number that will tempt many clubs around the world to participate in the competition.
Many European clubs have issued statements rejecting the new competition, led by Manchester United and Bayern Munich, as well as the English Premier League.
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