Some interesting details of the European Super League contracts have been leaked online.
After 12 European clubs announced on Sunday April 18, plans to set up their own league, the European super league, there was a furious backlash from fans, players, managers and even politicians which resulted in the pull out of most of the clubs
On Friday morning, April 23, American investment bank JP Morgan announced it had pulled their £3.5billion backing of the Super League.
Also on Friday, after a meeting of UEFA’s executive committee, UEFA announced that the 12 clubs involved would not face any sporting punishment for the role in the scheme.
Now German media outlet, Der Spiegel has released a few pages of the 23 year contract document, which was agreed to by the Premier League’s ‘Big Six’ clubs as well as three clubs from Italy and three from Spain before the controversial announcement last week.
It reveals that clubs like Chelsea, Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester United, Man City and…
Source: Linda Ikeji
