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What If - The European Super League happened

18th April 2021.

A date that will live long in the memory of many football fans.

That time our sport was nearly snatched away from us by the greed.

Europe's top football clubs, Manchester City, Chelsea, Manchester United, Liverpool, AC Milan, Inter Milan, Juventus, Atletico Madrid, Real Madrid, Barcelona, Arsenal and Tottenham (lol) had all accepted Perez's proposal to break away from their domestic leagues and join a 'European Super League' backed by JP Morgan.

This essentially made these clubs even more wealthier and richer whilst other clubs, especially lower league teams were left to rot.

After endless backlash from broadcasters and fan organised protests, each respective club backed away and now, over a year on, even with Perez still trying to push for a breakaway European league, no club will touch it with a bargepole.

But, what if the European Super League happened?

I have put all of the twelve European clubs into a breakaway league, whilst each domestic league, notably the English Premier League, Serie A, LaLiga and UEFA's premier European competitions have had some admin work going into the new season.

Leicester have won their second Premier League title, Atalanta win their first ever Serie A title and Sevilla win their first top flight title in 75 years.

As Bayern Munich and PSG didn't accept these proposals, they have both stayed in their respective leagues.

PSG have won last season's Champions League, with Villarreal (unquestionably) allowed to keep their Europa League triumph.

To load the 'Super League', enable North Korea as a playable league.

(also, if you see a few 'Placeholder' clubs, just ignore these, these clubs are there to make up the numbers for the European clubs that moved, they're set to 'always amateur' so they should just fall down the divisions)