Real Madrid represents power, and Barça represents freedom. I don't know if business deals are made in the Bernabéu's VIP box. There's power involved. Here it's a different story; we're more focused on democracy and freedom.
No financial details were disclosed. Chief executive Miguel Angel Gil and president Enrique Cerezo will stay in their positions to ensure "continuity of vision and leadership," the two parties said in a joint statement. Gil's position at Atletico has elevated its influence in soccer, as he is a member of the executive committees at both the influential European Football Clubs group and UEFA.
It seems like, finally, after such a long wait, Milan and Inter will not only own their own home, but also have the chance to bring it up to the level of modern football. San Siro is beautiful, and it will stand the test of time as one of the greatest stadiums ever. However, it has certainly seen better days, and with it no longer being seen as a viable option for European competitions, there is a need for an upgrade.
Tottenham endured their worst top-flight finish since 1976/77 last season, coming 17th before salvaging the campaign by winning the Europa League to qualify for the Champions League. That success - which ended Tottenham's 17-year trophy drought - was not enough to spare boss Ange Postecoglou from Levy's wrath as the Australian was sacked after two turbulent seasons in charge. Levy hired Thomas Frank from Brentford to replace Postecoglou in the last significant decision of his reign.
