The Portuguese Luis Figo, former player of Sporting Lisbon, Barcelona, Real Madrid and Inter Milan, said that the Superliga is a “greedy and insensitive movement” that “would mean a disaster” for the “bases, for women’s football and for the general football community “.
In separate messages posted on social media, the legend of Portuguese and world football, winner of the Champions League with Real Madrid in 2002, expresses his rejection of the competition they seek to launch twelve of the most powerful clubs in Portugal. the continent.
“This so-called‘ Super League ’is anything but‘ Super ’,” says Figo, who claims it only serves “interested owners, who stopped caring about their fans a long time ago, and with utter contempt for sporting merit. Tragic. “