Proposal to Restructure Champions League Leaves Out Most of Europe

>If approved, they would result in a Champions League that could render national competitions nearly irrelevant, impose significant barriers to entry to teams outside the game’s current elite and deepen the divide between the two dozen richest clubs and the hundreds of others that make up the bulk of the European game.
>The biggest clubs, notably those from Spain and Italy, are pushing the proposals the hardest, according to people familiar with the discussions. They argue the changes are needed to provide more fiscal certainty year after year.

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>The new tournaments would, starting in 2024, allow the top 21 teams in a 32-team Champions League to qualify automatically for the next season’s event
Source: their asses. Americans should stick to hand egg because this kind of fake news is so blatantly wrong that not even the worst tabloids would ever publish it

ahem

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the author is from london and provides sources in the article. lmao @ u for being profoundly retarded

I don't get it

Ban teams like City and PSG and you're good

Just bring back the early 90s format where only the Champion of each league participates...
Create another competition called the "Elite League" or some shit and send the others there, that Elite League (Currently Champions League).
Then have a third competition which is basically the Europa League for the lowest seeded ones including those that won their domestic cups (in case they didn't qualify).

Have only Champions Participate in CL

Then bring back the Cup Winners Cup, for the Domestic Cup winners.

Runners up in the leagues go to the Europa League

I'm fine with that too, that format was quite honestly perfect, back then...

No need to ban them. They're so small mind that they end up choking anyway - and that's far better to watch.