European Super League rebels Barcelona, ​​Real Madrid and Juventus to set up this Summer league in the US

EUROPEAN Super League rebels Barcelona, ​​Real Madrid and Juventus are said to be planning to host a tournament this summer.

ESPN claimed the conspiring trio went head-to-head in a series of pre-season friendlies in the US.

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And the deal will be ‘billed like a league’ to ‘maximize profits’ post-Covid.

Several major US cities have expressed interest in hosting.

But most likely the tournament will take place on the West Coast.

And it is believed AC Milan was approached to participate as a fourth party to the contest.

The plans that come with Barcelona, ​​Real and Juventus remain determined to form a break away from the European Super League Future.

The The trio refuses to back down following fan backlash last year, despite seeing nine of their accomplices pull out of the controversial scheme.

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And Real president Florentino Perez insisted in November that he would eventually create his dream breakaway league.

He said: “The Super League is not just a league. It is trying to change the dynamics of football because if we don’t even do anything, football will die.

“It’s the project that will ultimately protect the Financial Fair Play and thus prevent clubs from receiving massive financial backing, whether they are state or not.

“It is also solidarity and commitment to create an infrastructure in football that is respect for national leagues. The agreements established by the founding clubs are clearly respected. national tournaments.

“The data shows us that different entertainment channels are keeping football away from young people. We are making our fans abandon us.

“The 12 most important clubs in the world have announced the European Super League and set up a company based in Madrid. Uefa rejects any dialogue with the Super League and tells a false story.”

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