Barcelona President Advocates for European Super League Revival
Joan Laporta reveals support from European clubs and plans for a revamped Super League, despite facing opposition and financial challenges.
- Barcelona President Joan Laporta claims some Premier League clubs privately support the European Super League (ESL), despite public backlash.
- Laporta lists 10 teams, including Inter Milan and AC Milan, as part of the new Super League, aiming for a launch by the 2025-26 season.
- Despite some clubs denying interest, Laporta emphasizes the financial sustainability and competitive benefits of the ESL.
- The ESL faces legal and organizational hurdles, with FIFA and UEFA's approval required for its establishment.
- Barcelona, under Laporta's leadership, seeks new revenue streams amidst financial difficulties and the recent resignation of manager Xavi.