European football is in crisis after twelve major clubs, including six from the English Premier League, have agreed to join a controversial breakaway European Super League.
The move has reportedly been driven by Real Madrid's Florentino Perez and Manchester United co-chairman Joel Glazer who has dubbed the change as a "new chapter" in a joint statement issued by all clubs involved.
Announced late on Sunday evening, Manchester United along with Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Spurs and six other European clubs have been working in private to create a rival competition to the Champions League.
'The Super League' hope to name three more clubs among the breakaway group as founding members of the new competition, which will begin "as soon as practicable" to eventually feature 20 teams, although August has been earmarked as a potential start date.
The plans were met with condemnation throughout the game, even before the clubs released statements just before midnight on Sunday evening.
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