Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has voiced his disagreement with plans for a European Super League, claiming that such a competition would "destroy the Premier League". Talks are believed to have begun over the league which would include some of Europe's biggest clubs, with former Barcelona president Josep Maria Bartomeu revealing that the Catalan giants have agreed to join. However, Wenger - who currently works as FIFA's Chief of Global Football Development - is strongly against the proposal and believes that the idea for a European Super League is money-driven. Speaking to The Guardian, the illustrious Frenchman said: "The Premier League has a superiority. The project...
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