M'bappe sign a 3 years contract extension for PSG. For a quick reminder, last year, with only a year left on his contract, M'bappe didn't seem all that keen to sign a contract and Real Madrid were ready to pay big money to get him, however, PSG refused to sell.

This summer, it was expected that M'bappe would leave for free to Real but apparently, PSG were able to renew his contract.

Dunno how they convince him but wow, they really did it. :O

Thought?

@quikzyyy Can't really argue with you on that, most of what I disliked about Super League is being done in the new CL reform anyway. At the end of the day, I just dislike all the effort those folk make to centralize football around the "top teams" or those that have been "historically". Both UEFA and the Super League does that and thats make it harder for smaller team to have dream story which is how new legacy get made.

No relegation is better because teams will only aim for the highest reward of winning the league instead of accepting mediocrity by just trying to avoid relegation etc

everyone of these guys are winners, no one from them would be "accepting mediocrity"

I think he meant ”Relative mediocrity”🙂

@Footy_watch The problem here is that we're talking about a tournament that would give tons of ressource to the participating team, so basically, the reward for just being part would be extremly important and what would these team need to have done to have that reward? Being an historical club? Having already more money than majority of team in their country at the moment of creation of the league? Super League isn't about rewarding hardworking team, its about making team that are already on top stay there well above team that aren't considered of having the same prestige.

Exactly, if for example this superleague started 10 years ago PSG & City wouldn't exist or they would have to change the rules of it.

@quikzyyy Heck, if Super League existed for a long time, no way Leicester would have won the Premier League in 2016. Serie A would have propably become a 3 horse race and we wouldn't have seen breakthrough from team like Napoli, Lazio, Roma and Atalanta most recently. Upset seen in Copa Del Rey where team like Betis or Real Sociedad win it might have not happened.

As a football fan, I find a world where teams like West Ham are good enough to beat Tottenham, Chelsea and Liverpool and draw with City in a single season more interesting than a world where the top six steamroll everybody else and all that matter is the results between each of them.