LaLiga president, Javier Tebas, has launched a scathing attack on the renewed European Super League proposals put forth by A22, calling them more destructive than the infamous 2021 attempt.
The criticism comes after the European Court of Justice revived hope for the Super League in December, ruling that UEFA and FIFA had acted against competition law by blocking the breakaway plans.
Tebas Accuses Real Madrid President of Orchestrating the Super League Push
Pointing fingers at Real Madrid president Florentino Perez as the driving force behind the new Super League model, Tebas expressed strong disapproval during the Financial Times Business of Football Summit in London.
He highlighted the intentions of A22, led by chief executive Bernd Reichart, to establish dominance for a few wealthy clubs, endangering the European football ecosystem.
New Super League Model Deemed Even Worse Than 2021 Attempt
Tebas categorically rejected A22’s new Super League model, emphasizing its detrimental impact on domestic leagues.
He asserted that the proposed structure would relegate clubs to the third division, adversely affecting their revenue and solidarity within the football community.
Tebas predicted a significant loss of around 65 percent in revenue, emphasizing the potential disappearance of clubs and a subsequent decline in player salaries.
A Personal Attack on A22 Chief Executive Bernd Reichart
In a personal attack on A22’s chief executive, Bernd Reichart, Tebas likened him to the magician David Copperfield, accusing him of attempting to deceive and mislead.
Tebas dismissed A22’s promises of free streaming for matches, labeling it an unrealistic proposition and criticizing Reichart’s tactics as akin to pulling a rabbit out of a hat.
Tebas Warns of Serious Consequences for Football Industry
Amidst the verbal sparring, Tebas underscored the seriousness of the issue, highlighting that the football industry’s vitality was at stake.
He expressed concerns over the potential loss of jobs and urged a collective stance against the proposed Super League, emphasizing the need to protect the existing football ecosystem.
Conclusion: LaLiga President Firmly Stands Against Super League Threat
As A22’s Super League proposal faces intense scrutiny, Javier Tebas remains a vocal opponent, asserting that the damage it poses to football’s structure and solidarity cannot be overlooked.
The debate continues as football’s stakeholders navigate the delicate balance between competition and collaboration.
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