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The European Super League has no intention of saving money to set up a tournament from scratch.
And looking at the numbers he's putting in, it's clear he's gearing up for a tournament of incredible proportions. The Spanish sports newspapers have announced that the company A22, which is the one dealing with the organization of the tournament, has started to compile the new project with three leagues, anticipating the budget it needs for the first editions of the tournament. And the figures being talked about are staggering. It is known that the budget set for the first three editions is 15 billion euros, which means that the profits for the participants will be colossal compared to what UEFA currently distributes.
In addition, it is planned that a fund of 400 million euros will be transferred to amateur football in Europe and for those championships that are not represented in this activity. Astounding funds, which are being collected by Arab and American investors and which are worrying UEFA, which currently does not guarantee more than 200 million euros per year to the football of those who do not participate in its activities, and has made fears arise that it may lose a lot of support.
And now that the billions are expected to be put into play, many teams, like Inter for example in Italy, which was part of the project at the beginning, but after the pact with UEFA came out openly that it will not change sides, may rethink the decision once again. However, like Inter, there are many other clubs who have said no, especially the English ones who undoubtedly need this tournament to have complete success, while in Serie A, those who will listen to the leaders of the Super League are Napoli, Lazio, but also Milan and Juventus.
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