La Liga President Javier Tebas said:
“The Super League has made a fool of itself and its concept has shown the absolute ignorance of its leaders in relation to the industry and fans across the globe. When you do something in secret, what you’re hiding usually isn’t good.”
The PEU boys purposely work in secret while manipulating existing political structures to their advantage. The Carlyle Group located in Washington, D.C. for that very reason. While Carlyle was not involved in the announced Super League (financed by JP Morgan) its Co-CEO Glenn Youngkin helped start the Professional Fighters League from the ashes of the World Series of Fighting. Youngkin retired from Carlyle and is currently a candidate for Virginia Governor, aiming for the Red Team's nomination.
Stakeholders took down the greed-inspired PEU Super League. What will Virginia voters do?
Update 3-3-22: The Carlyle Group will finance a PEU buyout
of Italy's Atalanta Football Club. Bain Capital et al will have a
majority stake in the firm that owns 86% of the club. As usual they
have insiders leak the information while officially staying mum. They will takeover one club at a time. When they have enough they will push the Super League once again.
