Backers of the doomed European Super League have today announced plan to launch a new version of the ill-fated project which caused widespread condemnation two years ago.
As reported by the Telegraph , A22, a sister company of the European Super League (ESL) has announced in various European newspapers a multi-division competition which will see teams play a minimum of 14 games a season. The competition will see 60-80 teams involved, and unlike ESL, it will have no permanent members.
Six of Nottingham Forest's Premier League rivals were involved in the original plan back in 2021. Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham, all withdrew their involvement within days of the announcement following widespread condemnation from fans and pundits.