A new version of the European Super League (ESL) is set to be established - nearly two years after the initial project collapsed within 48 hours of its launch.
The idea for the controversial competition has received a major facelift. The new proposals contain no permanent members and a multi-divisional format that will include between 60 and 80 clubs, with each team playing a minimum of 14 games per season.
The revamped ESL was unveiled to the Spanish press by A22 Sports Management - the company in charge of promoting the idea of a 'Super League'. It is still being led by Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus - who are in the middle of a legal battle with UEFA.