The new proposal for the European Super League has set the entire European football world ablaze! Can you imagine? 96 teams, a four-tier league system, and a prize pool of up to 3.5 billion euros! This is not just the birth of a competition, but a massive change in the history of European football. You might say it sounds like the ultimate evolution of the Champions League, and you're right; this is the European Super League. But here's the issue: the emergence of this new league isn't just about competing fiercely with the Champions League for viewership, prize money, and the passion of fans; it could potentially crush the Champions League, completely stripping UEFA's established events of their market share, rendering them insignificant. No wonder everyone says that the successful hosting of the European Super League will deal a devastating blow to the existing European football landscape. The new competition format: four tiers, 96 teams. Do you remember the previous European Super League proposal? It was a private league for elite clubs, seemingly a domineering game of capital. This time, however, the European Super League has undergone a complete reform. It's been renamed! Yes, the European Super League has officially changed its name to the Unity League. It feels like it's suddenly become more approachable, less commercialized, perhaps to make people feel that this time it's genuinely united some smaller and medium-sized clubs. Not only is the league's name more populist, but the format has also become more down-to-earth. There are four tiers of leagues: Star League, Gold League, Blue…