Firm: Real Madrid, Juventus and FC Barcelona would promote the Superliga in 2022

Everything seems to aim to that this 2022 that hardly finish to see light will mean an advance in the project of the Superliga European. At least, it is what have treated during the last weeks Real Madrid, Juventus and FC Barcelona, the three big clubs that have decided to keep at the front like cabecillas of the idea. As it indicates the 'Financial Times', in these conversations have reaffirmed his commitment to promote of significant way the new tournament along this year.

This triangle of entities is the one who comes coordinating the steps to give, from the legal perspective in front of the distinct clashes with the UEFA in the Justice to the strategies to continue his advance in the roads to attain implant the mentioned tournament. A laborious task that up to now has not finished to surrender fruits.

During the past month of August, already there was a personal meeting in Barcelona, between Florentino Pérez, Andrea Agnelli (mandamás of the Juve) and Joan Laporta. A meeting that, according to the information of the prestigious half economic, has had now his continuity with other conversations to follow speeding up the effective crystallisation of a project that keeps firm in spite of the fetters imposed by the maximum organism of the European football.

From April, the maximum regente of the Real Madrid has come insisting that, when it jumped to the light the project of the Superliga, the need to reorganise the current model of the football with new proposals. An idea that defended in a back interview in ACE like the road to ensure the future of the clubs ("Or do something prompt, or many will break") and that follows explaining, like allies, with the Vecchia Signora and the Barça.

Álgida War

Afterwards of the desertion of almost the whole of the big clubs involved in the project, thought that this would die. However, Madrid, Barcelona and Juve keep in the fight for attaining the consolidation of a tournament that has generated innumerable critical by part of clubs, players, entes and fans.