UEFA president hits back at Jurgen Klopp & Pep Guardiola over fixture congestion complaints – Ghana Latest Football News, Live Scores, Results

UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has hit again at managers like Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp over their fixture congestion complaints.

Guardiola and Klopp have been hyper essential of the soccer calendar over the past season, with the previous even hinting that putting could also be the best choice to have adjustments be applied:

“The issue is the fixtures. The calendar, one year a 12 months with worldwide duties for the nationwide workforce, enormous competitions with plenty of video games. The gamers have two or three weeks of vacation in the summertime and it’s the season once more. That is an excessive amount of.

“Ought to the gamers and the managers be all collectively collectively and make a strike, or one thing, as a result of simply by phrases it is not going to be solved? For FIFA, the Premier League, the broadcasters…the enterprise is extra vital than the welfare.”

Ceferin has addressed criticisms of the soccer calendar, stating that the golf equipment need the cash that comes from enjoying further video games and that it isn’t UEFA or FIFA’s determination to have two home cups – with Premier League groups competing in each the FA Cup and Carabao Cup yearly.

“It is simple at all times to assault FIFA and UEFA, however the factor is easy. In the event you play much less, you get much less cash,” he mentioned.

“Who ought to complain are the manufacturing facility employees who get €1,000 per thirty days. Everybody desires extra cup video games, however no person offers up on something. Golf equipment needed 10 video games within the Champions League group stage. They’ll have eight, it’s the best quantity.

“Home leagues ought to have 18 golf equipment, however the presidents don’t agree. They need to perceive that two home cups are too many.”

This text was initially revealed on 90min as UEFA president hits back at Jurgen Klopp & Pep Guardiola over fixture congestion complaints.

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