Fifa is Going to Destroy Football the Column in Bloomberg

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The new championship that FIFA plans for the 24 most powerful teams will worsen the division between rich and poor clubs, says Alex Webb in Bloomberg and explains why. The income inequality between the clubs is easily seen when looking at the final result of the big tournaments, especially the European ones. Barcelona and Real Madrid in Spain; Juventus in Italy; the two Manchester clubs, Arsenal and Chelsea in the Premier League; PSG in France.

This glaring reality, and FIFA 's apparent plan to create a sort of 24-team SMS Marketing Service world club championship, led journalist Alex Webb to warn Bloomberg that football as we know it is in danger. Webb focuses his analysis on the Financial Times article " Fifa's global football plans set up clash with Uefa ", where it is explained that FIFA plans a championship consisting of 24 teams competing once every four years, to be held in one region or a different country in the world (such as the World Cups) and in which the best teams of the great continental tournaments and the champions of the most powerful leagues would participate. Regarding this, Bloomberg says.

FIFA seems to be on the verge of creating an oligopoly that could destroy club football around the world. Two years after assuming the presidency of the sport's global governing body, Gianni Infantino seeks to create a new competition that allows the best clubs in the world to compete for a prize of US$1.9 billion. According to Webb, “there is a risk of widening the wealth gap between the biggest and smallest clubs in the world, much more than what has happened as a trend in recent years, where only a few clubs have a real chance of win a title.