Nasser al-Helaifi, Qatari tycoon-president of Paris Saint-Germain, spoke today at the 26th General Assembly of the European Club Association (ECA), the first at which he introduced himself as president of the organization, replacing Andrea Agnelli, leader of Juventus. …
The new ECA leader has dealt a hard blow to the three clubs that are still in the European Super League, Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus: “I don’t want to talk too much about the Super League because it will distract us from we actually do. have to deal with. I can only say that people tried to separate us, and it turned out the other way around. They united us, made us stronger. While the three rebel clubs waste energy, distort narratives and keep screaming into the sky, we [ECA] we are moving forward and focusing all our energies on building a better future for European football, together and together. “
The official also spoke about financial fair play: “We need financial stability. If we don’t respond quickly, the consequences can be irreparable. Financial fair play needs to be reviewed. We need to have a stronger relationship with UEFA. We both believe that football is for everyone. “
