Some people summarised it best. If there is no reward nor punishment for winning and losing, it's not sport anymore. Its business. The beauty of this sport is that some unknown guy have a chance to play in some Znicz Pruszków then Lech then Borussia so he finally becomes known to the world as best no 9. Take the money UEFA gives to national federations and youth football and you might have no Znicz anymore
And on what basis you select the best. Who is Arsenal or Inter to be in so called Super league, what did they achieve. Who is Barcelona, totally in debt. Football needs reform, yes. Less games, yes. Pay cap, yes. But not in the form of Super league where 15 privileged clubs get all the money
Some people summarised it best. If there is no reward nor punishment for winning and losing, it's not sport anymore. Its business. The beauty of this sport is that some unknown guy have a chance to play in some Znicz Pruszków then Lech then Borussia so he finally becomes known to the world as best no 9. Take the money UEFA gives to national federations and youth football and you might have no Znicz anymore
And on what basis you select the best. Who is Arsenal or Inter to be in so called Super league, what did they achieve. Who is Barcelona, totally in debt. Football needs reform, yes. Less games, yes. Pay cap, yes. But not in the form of Super league where 15 privileged clubs get all the money