Jakarta –
Still about the leaks of club contract documents European Super League. Leaving the competition could face sanctions in the form of fines of up to Rp. 2.6 trillion!
This is still sourced from German media reports The mirror, which has released several pages of documents from the leaked details of the European Super League contract, involving the ‘Big Six’ Premier League, and three giant clubs from Italy and Spain.
One of the leaks in the document contained a ‘separation fee’, which is called Daily Mail it could be activated after now a number of European Super League clubs have decided to leave.
It was further stated that a club that decided to withdraw from the European Super League could face a fine of ‘130 million pounds’. If converted, the value reaches Rp. 2.6 trillion.
As is known, the six Premier League clubs have now declared their resignation European Super League only a matter of days after the competition that was planned to be a Champions League contender was announced.
The resignation of the six Premier League clubs did not escape the rain of criticism, especially from the supporters’ ranks. The six clubs are Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur.
Andrea Agnelli, Juventus boss, then responded to the resignation of the six Premier League clubs. At that time he stated that the European Super League could not continue after the ‘big six’ of the Premier League withdrew.
So far, the two Spanish giants, Barcelona and Real Madrid, are still very optimistic about the future of the European Super League. Not a few have linked Barca and Madrid’s stubbornness with other leaks in documents released by Der Spiegel.
The leak states that Barcelona and Real Madrid will each receive 60 million euros (around Rp. 1 trillion) more than any other club over the first two seasons. European Super League.
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