Andrea Agnelli vividly described the situation in European football. suggested a solution. The solution can be debated and everyone should have their position and argue it: it is an opinion and no opinion is valid regardless. Rather, it is the fact that European football is going through a defining economic moment. that leading The League’s fortune doubled leagueAnd leagueAnd Bundesliga And League 1 put together; that the rift will widen with the new financial FairPlay; that the National Championships, with the exception of the English Championship, are facing a delicate if not truly critical economic moment; Those teams owned by states (PsgUniverse cityAnd Newcastle and they add) market imbalance; Individual elections are not a sign of the health of any democratic body.
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European football, in the sense of UEFA football, is not going through a moment of good economic shape and the decline in popularity among the new generations (Z is less enthusiastic) should not be underestimated. Then you can pretend nothing happened, maintain the status quo and who lives luxuriantly within it, and ignore the ultimatums lambs Several other players have been released into the system in recent years, but football is not doing so well, which remains one of the pillars of the old continent’s culture. slander against Premier League It is legitimate (and even considered Agnelli unpleasant) to ignore problems a little less and seek solutions, an obligation on everyone who cares with the passions of millions upon millions of citizens of the Federation and beyond.
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Juventus, purchases in Italy during Agnelli’s presidency: 837 million spent
Note: Someone thinks Agnelli’s exit could be a bad deal for Juventus, who will also have to go through justice.UEFA. It’s a legitimate idea, but UEFA must know that Agnelli is no longer president of Juventus and must judge a club of millions of fans without prejudice.
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