A new European football competition, called the Unify League, has been proposed by A22 Sports. This league would include 96 clubs and aims to address some big issues in the sport. The idea comes after a court ruling that said football's governing bodies, UEFA and FIFA, were being unfair. The Unify League wants to be more inclusive and fair, with club participation based on how well they do in their domestic leagues each year.

The league would have four levels: Star and Gold with 16 clubs each, and Blue and Union with 32 clubs each. Teams would play each other in their groups, both at home and away. The top teams would then move on to a knockout stage, with the semifinals and final being one-off matches at neutral venues.

A22 Sports says they've talked to many football clubs, leagues, and groups to make this proposal. They want to tackle problems like high subscription costs for fans, too many games for players, not enough investment in women's football, and dissatisfaction with current European competitions.

The matches would be shown on a new streaming service called Unify, which would be free to watch with ads. This is a big change from the original Super League idea, which had fewer clubs and was backed by some of the biggest teams in Europe. But many clubs and leagues are still against the new Unify League.

The New 96-Team 'Unify League': A Fresh Take on European Football

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