Follow the story: Florentino 'charge' once again against UEFA for the Super League

In Apple TV+ has premièred the documentary series 'The Superliga: war by the football'. The production reviews the facts between the 17 and on 20 April 2021, when it went out to the light the project that has like mission change the north of the European football. The docuserie follows to several protagonists like the president of the UEFA, Aleksander Ceferin; the already ex-president of the Juventus, Andrea Agnelli, Joan Laporta, in addition to Javier Thebes and Nasser To the-Khelaifi.

The another important name that appears, and that speaks in scoop, is the president of the Real Madrid, Florentino Pérez. The director merengue defends with forcefulness the project of the Superliga, of which still form part his club, the Barça and the Juventus. "The Superliga is not a split: it is an evolution. If we go by a bad way, can not leave it die. Because it would be a crime. If there are not good parties, the audiences go down. The fans want to see parties more competitive, more attractive", ensured.

"The Real Madrid did not play against Chelsea until the past year. The Bayern of Munich and the Liverpool, that have each one 6 glasses of Europe, in 65 years have played twice", went back to remember. Likewise Florentino ensured that "it comes a new world and want to that the football prosper so that it keep on being the most attractive sport that there is in the world. This is the Superliga".

In the docuserie the Spanish employer also shows very critical with the UEFA, to which accuses to want to monopolise the football and to have mentido on the Superliga when they went out to the light the characteristics of the project. "UEFA said things that were not truth. That the league was closed, that went to finish with the national competitions, that wanted to more money", signalled.

The fight follows

Florentino completed his intervention commenting that "we had to defend us of the threats and of the insults. We had to go until the Spanish justice. We want that they fulfil the values of the European Union, where are forbidden the monopolies". However, the project is still in 'check' after the court's decision in December.