Up to 15 of the 20 most expensive players in the world would be left out of Qatar 2022 if FIFA and UEFA sanction them for participating in the European Super League
One of the threats against the teams that sought to join the European Super League, by FIFA and UEFA, was to sanction all players who participate with not being able to be eligible for the next World Cup. to the World, Which automatically leaves 15 of the 20 most expensive players in the world without the chance to be in Qatar 2022.
Lionel Messi, Argentine star, is the twentieth most expensive player in the world, with a record valued at 80 million euros. Due to the Superliga, in which Barcelona is, he would be out of the next World Cup, In case FIFA and UEFA take effect the measures they put against the teams joining the nascent European tournament.
Barcelona’s decision would also affect Ansu Fati, the youngster of the Catalan team who is considered the seventeenth most valuable player in the world, And could not play the next World Cup. Also, among the 20 most expensive players is Frankie de Jong, from the Netherlands and who would be sanctioned.
The list of the most expensive players in the world is led by Kylian Mbappé, from Paris Saint-Germain, And his presence would not be in danger, because the team in the capital of France does not appear among those involved in the Super League, but could be affected if hired by Real Madrid or Barcelona.
Erling Haaland, the third most expensive, would not be left out of the World Cup either, Because the Borussia Dortmund he has repeatedly said that he is not interested in participating in the nascent tournament.
Orbe’s second most expensive player is Harrey Kane of Tottenham and in fourth place is Mohamed Salah of Liverpool., Valued at 110 million euros, both would also be out of Qatar 2022.
Among the names that stand out is also the Belgian Kevin de Bruyne from’ Manchester City, Another of the founding teams of the Superleague, and Romelu Lukaku, Which plays the Inter Milan, Another of the clubs that also support the initiative.