Some Arsenal fans have taken to Twitter in concerned fashion after Vozpopuli revealed some worrying news about the Super League.
The Spanish news outlet have claimed that those who withdrew from the Super League must pay a €300 million (£262 million) fine.
Now, this is extremely serious news, if true.
Vozpopuli believe Florentino Pérez anticipated that some would backtrack on their decision to join the Super League.
As a result, the 74-year-old included the significant penalty in the contract, which the six Premier League clubs are legally bound to.
Vozpopuli believe that the Super League is alive and kicking until the English sextuple pay the £262 million fine – wow.
Arsenal – and many other clubs – have already lost significant sums of money due to the financial impacts of COVID-19.
If the Gunners had to part with £262 million as well, who knows what shape the north Londoners will be left in.
Pérez really has got the Premier League’s big six right where he wants them.
Interestingly, Pérez’s Real Madrid are €901 million (£786 million) in debt, according to SPORT.
Has the Spaniard used the Super League to help pay off his side’s monstrous debts? If so, it would go down as the biggest scam in football history.
Let’s see how the Arsenal fans on Twitter reacted to this fresh Super League development…
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