Juventus, Barcelona and Real Madrid plan European Super League relaunch - Paper Round

Juve and Spanish clubs plan Super League The European Super League is back on the horizon, according to The Mirror. The idea was shot down last season in part due to the absence of relegation for teams, but the new proposal would allow such a thing, and new entities such as Dublin and Luxembourg could be given the green light to create their own franchises for a Europe-wide event in the future.

Ad/> /> TransfersMan Utd plot shock Rudiger move amid Maguire doubts – Paper RoundYESTERDAY AT 23:06 Paper Round’s view: As enjoyable as some football is these days, there is no denying that the huge amounts of cash thrown at the specacle has led to an oddly bloodless affair. Starting a European league would be a bit of a novelty, as would clubs in Ireland and Luxembourg, but it mainly seems like a method to concentrate TV revenue in a small bunch of clubs.

Read the full story United consider new boss With Ralf Rangnick set to depart at the end of the season, The Sun reports on the latest status of Manchester United’s managerial search, The German could be replaced by Paris Saint-Germain boss Mauricio Pochettino, but he prefers Real Madrid. That would leave United to focus on a choice between current Spurs boss Antonio Conte and Erik ten Haag of Ajax.

/> Paper Round’s view: After an underwhelming spell at PSG, former Spurs boss Pochettino could be seen as an underwhelming choice, but it is his relationship with Kylian Mbappe that seems to appeal to Real. As for Conte and Ten Haag, they are probably easy to secure, with United like, but it does not mean that they are necessarily the best men for the upcoming job.