UEFA president rejects Barcelona President Joan Laporta’s claims for the European Super League

European Football Association President Alcander Kevren rejected demands from Barcelona President Joan Laporta that the Premier League is in talks about a change in the form of the Champions League.

Laporta was one of the forces behind the European Football Association competition, and last month she said that the discussions conducted reforms in the elite club competition in Europe.

But Ceferin insisted that this was not. Speaking to Politico, he said: “If UEFA is negotiating with the promoters of the Premier League, the European Union president does not know.

And without knowing it, it does not make sense. This is not true.

“Of course we communicate, not I personally, but with both clubs from Spain (Barcelona and Real Madrid). I held a meeting with Laporta, everything is fine, but this is not negotiations. The system will not change nor the new coordination of the Champions League, and this is clear.

“The two clubs, Real Madrid and Barcelona, ​​will always be welcome in the European football family, where they always belong.”

The initial suggestion was dropped in 2021 to form a European Super League due to the opposition of fans and Sevirin is still fixed in his opinion that it will be subject to the game as a whole.

He added: “European football showed an incredible unit at that time. It is clear, the Premier League stopped, that elite competition that, in my humble opinion, will destroy football as it is.”

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CEFERIN also talked about the possibility of organizing European League matches abroad with the appointment of UEFA next week about whether Barca’s La Liga can be organized with Villarreal in Miami in December.

The Slovenian admitted that the organization’s hands were somewhat linked.

He added: “We are not happy, but regardless of the extent of our challenge, we do not have a big room for maneuver if the (Spanish) union agrees, and both federations also (including the United States).

“But I think, in the future, we will have to discuss this matter seriously, because football must be played in Europe, the fans should watch it at home; they cannot travel to Australia or the United States to see their teams.

“We will also open this conversation with FIFA and with all federations, because I don’t think it is positive. If this is an exception, it is fine; if there is a reason, it is fine; but in principle, the European teams in Europe must play because the fans who support them live in Europe. It is a wonderful tradition.”