Van Gaal Critical of 'Corrupt World' in CL: 'Tomcats Can Play Too'
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Former coach Louis van Gaal criticized the current format of the Champions League and accused the Uefa of prioritizing commercial interests to the detriment of the quality of football. In an interview with the Dutch broadcaster NOS, the coach classified the model as "ridiculum" and stated that the entity is only interested in making money. ☆It's a corrupt world, he said. Harry Kane admits tension for the Golden Ball and reveals that waiting for …
He believes that far too many clubs are participating, which in his view does not benefit the level, despite the record number of goals.
Louis van Gaal has expressed his opposition to the current format of the Champions League, strongly criticizing the expanded League Phase of 36 teams and claiming that UEFA prioritizes financial benefits over the quality of football. The Dutch coach, according to the English newspaper “The Sun”, described the structure of the top …
Former coach holand won the competition in 1994/95 at the service of Ajax
Louis van Gaal has once again strongly criticized UEFA and the current format of the Champions League. The former manager of Ajax, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, and Manchester United believes that the field of participants has become too large and that the differences in quality are widening too much as a result.
Louis van Gaal has nothing good to say about the current format of the Champions League. Speaking to the NOS, the former manager rants about the ‘corrupt world’ of UEFA, with the billion-dollar tournament as the culmination.
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