For Íñigo Errejón, the Super League is a “secession of …

The creation of the Super League For 12 of the most powerful clubs on the European continent, it quickly overtook the realm of sport and reached, for example in Spain, that of politics. This Tuesday Congressman Íñigo Errejón showed its rejection of the competition and demanded that the Spanish government ask the European Commission to Check if this competition violates legal competition regulations.

Errejón, leader of the Más Páis political party, told the Spanish Congress that his group will present a proposal demanding that the executive headed by Pedro Sánchez come to Europe to ensure that there is no “secession of the rich”.

Más País argues that the Super League “could infringe European competition regulations”, in particular Article 101 of the Treaty on European Union, because “These are clubs that compete in their home markets and decide to go their separate ways and create an attempted parallel market.”

“You have seen me recommend a book many times, secession of the rich. Well that’s basically the Super League, ”Errejón started. your reference to the subject during your parliamentary speech.

“We’ve been coming for a long time,” he continues, “stressing that the ultra-rich, the hyper-rich, the millionaires, are increasingly trying to separate themselves from the rest of society. Living in increasingly segregated areas, respecting their own rules, even having their own tax regulations, having parallel worlds that are not governed by the same rules, rights, responsibilities and duties of the rest of the population. The Super League is it and someone who is a fan of one of the clubs says so that he was supposed to play in this Super League (Real Madrid) “.

“The Super League is an oligopolistic secession from the bigger one who violates not only the rights that make football can move those who move us, which is after all the soul of the fans, but also the possibility of competition between different teams. And what it produces is an oligopolistic secession, a piece of the market that takes hold and splits up, ”Errejón concluded.