Cheferin - Kloppu and Guardioli: Only factory workers can complain

Jürgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola have repeatedly been the main critics of the schedule that UEFA is throwing at them. At the same time, announcing its reduction, the number of matches has become even greater.

In particular, the new format of the Champions League, which will come into force in 2024 and add a few more matches on top of the existing ones, was criticized. Klopp also recently called the League of Nations "one of the most ridiculous ideas in the world of football", while Guardiola supported his colleague's comments about the well-being of the players.

UEFA President Alexander Cheferin is tired of listening to criticism, so he decided to answer them, reminding them that they earn more money for more matches.

"In the future, big clubs will meet more often, small clubs will have more chances to qualify, and the group will fight to the end. It will be spectacular," Cheferina was quoted as saying by talkSPORT.

"Everyone wants more cup games, but no one gives up on anything. It's always easy to attack FIFA and UEFA, but it's simple. If you play less, you get less money. Who has to complain, it's the factory workers who get 1,000 euros in moon".

Knowing both coaches, it is not difficult to predict that they will not like such statements by Cheferin. Therefore, we should expect new attacks on UEFA and its president