Chelsea FC, Manchester United, Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid have been named among the 11 founding members of a European Super League, set to launch in 2021 and replace the Champions League. The new competition will be run by UEFA with financial backing from its member associations but is expected to feature at least four teams based outside Europe.
Chelsea FC, Manchester United, Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid have been named among the 11 founding members of a European Super League, set to launch in 2021 and replace the Champions League. A report by Der Spiegel said the founding clubs and five "initial guest" sides had until this month to sign a "binding term sheet".