Is the economic model of the Super League, a project for European Cups competing with historic UEFA events, credible? It at least has the merit of still existing. It was even relaunched on December 21, following a ruling from the Court of Justice of the European Union explaining that “the rules of FIFA and UEFA requiring their prior authorization the creation of any project of new interclub football competition, such as the Super League, and prohibiting clubs and players from participating in it, under penalty of sanctions, are illegal. Encouraged by this decision, A22 Sports Management, the promoter of this Super League supported by Real Madrid, FC Barcelona and Juventus, immediately announced a new version of a competition presented for the first time in spring 2021 with, this this time, 64 clubs divided into three distinct leagues in a slightly more meritocratic format.
