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They perhaps need reminding that, under the proposals, Manchester United and Liverpool will have a major say in the running of that EFL club, including having a veto on the Chairman and directors, having a say on how much they can spend, or how much they can make. It's up to them, of course...

I don't even think it's about that. It's more about the sponsors, and how they'd want to be involved - no ManYoo, no party.

A European Super League NEEDS the top English clubs. It would be severely lacking in commercial and meritous clout if it left out Manchester United, Liverpool, Chelsea etc.

https://thefsa.org.uk/news/project-big-picture-a-sugar-coated-cyanide-pill/

It's an appalling idea. It's the first step on the Premier League being closed shop. It gives the PL club a far greater advantage - one, because they've played fewer games, and two - because they're a PL club with greater assets. As such, it will only ever be two-up, two-down, year after year...