![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/uefa-slam-disrespectful-super-league-backers-in-strong-statement-after-meeting/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/0_European-Super-League-file-photo.jpg&description=UEFA has described A22 Sports Management as having "nothing to say" following two and a half hour meeting in Nyon where Premier League clubs were not representedA war of words has broken out between UEFA and the management company exploring the possibility of establishing a Super League after a meeting between the two in Nyon earlier today. European football's governing body has taken umbrage at an account of the meeting from A22 Sports Management that referred to "other executives" with UEFA then describing their proposals as "greedy." Sources told Mirror Football that A22 thought they were meeting with UEFA president Aleksandr Ceferin only to be greeted by almost two dozen officials including La Liga chief Javier Tebas and PSG's Nasser Al-Khalifi. But English clubs were not represented because of a Premier League meeting taking place at the same time in London. The meeting lasted more than two hours with, according to UEFA, A22 refusing to define what their plans are. A22 say that they argued European club competitions, led by the Champions League, are failing to reach their full potential and pointed to a 'lack of adequate financial controls, affordable prices for fans, and the investment needs to fund the women's game, infrastructure and very importantly, solidarity.' The group also said that it reiterated it is 'fully committed to open competitions based on sporting merit and the fundamental role played by national leagues – which would be complementary to a new format.' But in response UEFA said in a statement that they are "currently checking the recording to see if they are talking about the same meeting." Bernd Reichart, the A22 chief, is the man tasked with rebranding the Super League. ( Boris Breuer / A22) The statement added: "The 'other executives' they refer to were not faceless bureaucrats but senior stakeholders from across European football, players, clubs, leagues and fans; people who live and breathe the game every day. To fail to recognise that i){kind=link}
UEFA has described A22 Sports Management as having “nothing to say” following two and a half hour meeting in Nyon where Premier League clubs were not represented
A war of words has broken out between UEFA and the management company exploring the possibility of establishing a Super League after a meeting between the two in Nyon earlier today.
European football’s governing body has taken umbrage at an account of the meeting from A22 Sports Management that referred to “other executives” with UEFA then describing their proposals as “greedy.”
Sources told Mirror Football that A22 thought they were meeting with UEFA president Aleksandr Ceferin only to be greeted by almost two dozen officials including La Liga chief Javier Tebas and PSG’s Nasser Al-Khalifi.
But English clubs were not represented because of a Premier League meeting taking place at the same time in London.