ECA statement on latest breakaway European Superleague
ECA reiterates again its long-standing opposition to the European Super League and any breakaway project
ECA notes the latest dispatch from A22's alternative reality. However, in the real world, this rehashed idea has already been proposed, discussed and comprehensively rejected by all stakeholders in 2019.
This is just another deliberately distorted and misleading attempt to de-stabilise the constructive work currently taking place between football's real stakeholders to move things forward in the overall best interests of the European club game.
As the sole
organisation recognised by FIFA and UEFA
representing clubs at European and international level, and the only body through which clubs have genuine representation in their decision-making, ECA reiterates its long-standing
opposition to the European Super League and any breakaway project.
BREAKING: The ECA have released a statement on the latest breakaway ‘European Super League' 📝🗯️ pic.twitter.com/4Kcy9Gz4jb
— Sky Sports News (@SkySportsNews) February 9, 2023
A great amount of progress and positive change has been achieved by ECA in recent years in collaborative partnership with all football stakeholders – UEFA, FIFA and the confederations, national associations, leagues, fans, players and clubs of all sizes – working for the benefit of the entire European football ecosystem.
From 2024 more clubs from more countries will participate in European men’s club competitions every season, growing the passion of European football and greatly increasing the amount of revenue being shared. Significant progress can be seen across other aspects of the game from women’s football, youth and academy development, finance and regulation to sustainability and social impact.
This is what real change looks like. We have moved on, when will A22?
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