Portugal’s Luis Figo, a former player for Sporting Lisbon, Barcelona, Real Madrid and Inter Milan, said the Superliga was a “greedy and senseless move” that “would mean a disaster” for “the grassroots, women’s football and football”. Community general “.
In two messages posted on his social networks, the legend of Portuguese and world football, winner of the Champions League with Real Madrid in 2002, expresses his rejection of the competition that twelve of the strongest clubs on the continent intend to launch.
“This so-called ‘Super League’ is anything but ‘Super,'” says Figo, who says it only serves interested owners, who stopped caring about their fans long ago, and with total ignorance of sports merits. Tragic”.