Teams will stay in their own domestic leagues and this new competition is to rival the Champions League.. so midweek games in a 3 tier league system..
It'll never get off the ground to be fair.. If it does it'll be littered with maybe Real Madrid, Barcelona who are still interested in Super league.. then just random teams that don't make the Champions League who want European Football
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It could be, but imagine this scenario:
Originally Posted by Tutfoster1892
There are, say, Real and Barcelona and bunch of teams like West Ham, Lyon, Stuttgart, Rome, some teams from major cities but with weak leagues - Wien, Prague etc - any city with huge commercial potential.
In a season or two they get hundreds of millions from Superleague and step by step overtake their rivals in domestic competitions.
I mean 5-6 top clubs (barca, real, juve and few other) make superleague, then superleague make other 10 top-clubs out of average one.
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