Whatever the final roster, those 15 founding teams will form the league’s bedrock. The organizers are eager to have a team like Bayern Munich, the reigning European champion and one of the world’s biggest clubs, but on Monday, Borussia Dortmund’s chairman said that not only was his team out but also that Bayern agreed with his position. Porto were seen as likely candidates, but both have distanced themselves from the project. Paris St.-Germain in France and the Portuguese giant F.C. They expect to be joined soon by three more permanent members, though it is not clear yet why those teams have yet to disclose their involvement. Milan from Italy, and the rest of the Premier League’s self-appointed Big Six: Manchester City, Chelsea, Tottenham and Arsenal. The teams that have been the driving force behind the project - Real Madrid, Manchester United, Liverpool and Juventus - have kindly invited eight other clubs to join them: Barcelona and Atlético Madrid from Spain, Inter Milan and A.C. Sunday night, though, was the first time anyone had given it a physical form. For a long time, it has effectively been something between an aspiration and a threat. The concept has been around for decades: a Continental competition that incorporates all of the most famous names from the Europe’s domestic leagues every year into an event all their own. First things first: What is a Super League?

All of a sudden, it is not clear where soccer is heading, or what it will look like when it gets there.

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