European Super League

No German team would participate. In any case, this is very unlikely, because the club members are the "owners" of the clubs (see: 50+1 rule]. And they definitely wouldn't agree.

But it looks like City, Chelsea and PSG are already pulling out.

What do I think - besides that money rules the world?
It would be the death of traditional football.

FIFA and UEFA will ban players from participating in international competitions.

It’s dying a slow death.

Did they give a reason for pulling out? James Corden had a great rant about this on his show, how the leagues started with working class people, etc and how the owners of the top 12 are just greedy pigs.

By the way, HI Walter Nice to see you

Ugh.

Players, managers, supporters all against this.

Jose must be thrilled - his sacking has been practically universally ignored.

ha ha ha I was surfing the net trying to learn more about what the ESL was and why it was formed and up he popped.

Ditto

Welp, from the looks of it, it's dead before it even started. They got boycotted so hard. All the English clubs withdrew already.

The BBC notes Five things that lasted longer than the European Super League.