UEFA’s master plan to beat European Super League: REVEALED

European Court has allowed the Super League to host its own competition

UEFA is rethinking its decision to introduce a new format for the Champions League because of the recent drama around the European Super League. Both UEFA and FIFA lost their lawsuit in the EU colour of justice and therefore consequently cannot punish clubs from competing in the Super League. As a result, the company is now considering returning to the previous format.

UEFA suggested a redesign of their main competition, the Champions League, in October. They stated that from the 2024-25 season, the event will adopt a new 36-team format while choosing a league-based organisation instead of the previous group stage style. This new format was very similar to those of the Super League.

Recent developments imply that UEFA is thinking about scrapping its strategy to establish a fresh 36-team league-based model. Instead, they are leaning towards preserving the present system, which comprises 32 teams separated into groups throughout the opening stage of the competition.

This decision is considered a deliberate move by UEFA to confront the danger presented by the Super League. Sixty-four clubs from three tiers compete in the breakaway Super League.

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Teams are split up into three categories: Star, Gold, and Blue. There are 16 teams in the Star and Gold stages and a total of 32 teams in the Blue level.

The Super League’s concept is to play games in a competition style, which is comparable to what UEFA had recommended for the new Champions League format.

This resemblance might be the reason why UEFA has turned to not following ahead with their intentions to remodel.

FIFA, UEFA, and the European Clubs Association are currently debating the current qualifying method. But it additionally stated that because the international body has not conferred with the Premier League or the International Leagues Forum, they are not in agreement with FIFA over the enlarged tournament.

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