The European Super League is the undeniable future of football, dust before revolution disappears quickly

No matter how unfair and selfish it may sound and how much it may cause initial frustration when you read something like that, it is something that matures in your brain and judges it properly only when you think beyond feelings and emotions.

The European Super League represents this very... 12 groups of interest that work for what they have in DNA and what moved them to establish what we call football clubs today. It's beyond objective and embracing gullibility to think that giant corporations, I'm calling them, just like football clubs refuse the benefits of what they expect in the European Super League, for the sake of something subjective like” the integrity of the game, the fayer playi” and many others.

After all, these very organizations are the same ones that have made football trends global and have influenced the lives of 4 billion fans of the sport.

It's a natural process... both revolutionizing the sport with this league and dust that gets on the verge of this change of smell.

Maths are simple and clear... UEFA benefits 4 billion euros from an edition of the League Champions, of which 1.5 billion are separated for attendee clubs, while the rest are said to be distributed through youth age-advancing programmes and further sports development.

Clubs have realized their importance, even though it may seem greedy and incorrect in terms of humanity, they love the whole cake and it's a war that doesn't lead anywhere to judge them for it.

We want to see miracles, no matter how hard I try to judge the situation objectively, it's impossible to say that I don't want to see Leicester's miracle repeat, but why should the burden of responsibility fall on 12 groups of interest that work for financial gain... otherwise, we hardly think that Florence Perez would invest in Real Madrid for the sake of the goodwill and love he has for the sport.

The revolution is, no one wants it first but it's necessary and it's non-stop process.

People do it all the time... fight it, criticize it, judge it, but after a while they embrace it and live with it... like they're going to embrace everyone who's attacking it today.

After all, what they can do... analysts, journalists and organizations themselves can belittled, but they must be part of it at the same time.

How can we ignore the real Madrid confronting Manchester United, or Barcelona Chessa in midweek? Would you do that just because these clubs represent antivalues and violate the integrity of the game with this initiative and violate the temptation that comes from the bottom of your heart to watch a quantum football match?

At the end of the day, we just want to watch a good soccer game and continue our personal and social lives as we always do.