12 May 2021 - 6:47 PM

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Alamy | Offthepitch.com understands that talks between UEFA and London-based Centricus Asset Management to raise €6 billion to help fund its club competitions are now at an advanced stage. Pictured is UEFA president Aleksander Čeferin (left).

Super League: Football’s rulers use carrots and sticks to bring clubs back into the fold

Planned €6 billion fund will advance UEFA competition earnings in attempt to offset Covid losses and replace Super League “golden hello”.
Ongoing discussions about how English clubs should be punished, while FA remain secretive about their own investigation.
Time running out for last-standing rebels to compete in Europe next season.

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