Former Juventus star and UEFA official Zibì Boniek has commented on the Super League again and insists those pushing for the idea to succeed simply do not love football.
Juventus, Barcelona and Real Madrid are the clubs that still believe the idea can succeed and are working hard to achieve their goals.
The Bianconeri president Andrea Agnelli gave up his prestigious roles in UEFA and ECA to ensure the idea succeeds.
He also betrayed his close friend Alexander Ceferin, so there is no going back now.
Because of all this, he is pushing to ensure the idea achieves success, but Boniek insists those still supporting it, even as UEFA reforms the Champions League, are simply greedy.
He said via Tuttomercatoweb:
“Here we don’t just think about money, but we also want to overturn the rules of sporting merit. Participating by divine right means overturning the values of football. We are not Americans, where they are used to different rules.”
Adding: “The supporters of the Superleague are not giving up on the project for now, but continue to participate in the current tournaments. If they want to go continue with the Super League, give up the national championships. The truth is that in the name of a greater volume of business, they want to destroy the system.”
Juve FC Says
The Super League remains one of the competitions that can break UEFA’s monopoly.
However, the organisers missed a chance to make it successful when they made it a closed shop at inception.
It is hard for fans to trust them now, which hands UEFA a huge advantage in the battle.
Brand Fans will support agnelli no matter what, and never challenge what they are doing. #BanterEra
It’s not a question of trust.
It’s a question of Emperor Perez teying to steal football for him self…
Who’s the supreme leader of Super League…yes Emperor Perez.
Why should we want to give him everything – the Putin of football?
Football is already stolen and ruined by the Premier League and they will remain unchallenged unless a cataclysmyc event is brought on. Nottingham Forest spend more money then the whole Eredivise on transfers. The monopoly must be broken and a new league were the clubs themself own the product will leave UEFA and Premier League on their own. This is the way to go. The format for such a competition will be to were teams have to qualify, no fixed teams.
What’s Mr Boniek agenda?? Revenge???