European Super League organisers, A22, have ramped up efforts to create a breakaway competition once more as a new format is put forward. It was revealed on Thursday in papers across Europe that the three remaining founder sides, Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus, are pushing for the league once more.
It comes after Premier League sides dominated the transfer spending across Europe. Chelsea alone spent more than the other top four leagues combined and accounted for nearly 50% of England's outlay.
Greater financial equality is at the forefront of the proposals which Madrid, Barcelona and Juve are behind in a bid to reduce the chasm between England and the rest of Europe due to TV deals and the ever-growing transfer market.