The all-star of European football is a real possibility. This is confirmed by the English newspaper The Times, which reports that among the ideas created by the new directors of Chelsea, that of giving birth to a Premier League team facing other leagues in Europe has successfully overcome initial skepticism and is the most likely to happen.
Thus, despite the poor reception of Todd Boehly’s first initiative, which proposed an all-star between the north and south of England, The plans of the new Chelsea president to revolutionize the football industry are extensive. All with the aim of expanding in other markets of less exploited countries, which would go on to host matches of these star teams.
Always according to The Times, which quotes sources from the Premier League, lThe idea is likely to be carried out along with other suggestions for new ways to grow audiences and income from television rights abroad. In fact, Boehly and the directors of Chelsea would not be the only owners of the Premier who would defend this project, because with the growing number of American investors in the English league, there are many voices that defend that an all-star in the football would be positive and would not have major drawbacks.
Of course, it is possible that the clubs wait for the waters to calm down after the controversial statements by Boehly, who openly acknowledged his intention in a conference. “Ultimately, I hope the Premiership takes some lesson from American sport. People talk about more money for the pyramid and in this year’s MLB All-Star game we won 200 million dollars (204 million euros).
