Pick and share your Tottenham side to face Inter Milan. Tottenham West Brom West Ham United Wolves Bayern Munich Dortmund Bournemouth Derby County ... we really are on the verge of a European Super League. ... UEFA Nations League: 16 players from Liverpool, Tottenham, Arsenal and … The European Super League is a concept that rears its head every couple of years, usually around the time discussions about changes to the UEFA Champions League’s format are taking place. ... Manchester City and Tottenham said to have been approached. The UEFA Europa League (abbreviated as UEL) is an annual football club competition organised by UEFA since 1971 for eligible European football clubs. UEFA. Neither Tottenham nor Ajax are major players in the European game. Clubs qualify for the competition based on their performance in their national leagues and cup competitions. The weed comes in the form of a European Super League and based on a scheme for a fixed number — probably 18 again — of the most prestigious of European clubs to play in a new league … European Super League players would be banned from playing in Fifa competitions, says the governing body's president Gianni Infantino. They're the toasts of European soccer, the reasons this year's competition has been so wildly entertaining. A version of the European Super League's rules are likely to be the basis of the proposed European Premier League. A European Super League is one of those vague concepts that sounds attractive in theory but no-one really goes into the detail of how it might actually happen in practice. Champions League. UEFA announced that, for the trade cycle 2018–21, England, Italy, Spain and Germany would have 4 teams in the UEFA Champions League group stage without having to compete in play-offs. That plan was finally rejected and UEFA, in order to avoid the creation of a super league, made changes to the structure of the UEFA Champions League. Tottenham and Ajax are in the Champions League semifinals. Pick and share your Barcelona side to beat PSV. According to documents released by Der Spiegel, 11 elite European teams could break off and form their own separate 'Super League' by 2021 2 years ago. Forget about creating a European Super League – because we’ve already got one on our doorstep.