The threat of a new European Super League is growing because of football's financial meltdown across the Continent, according to The Sun.
UEFA and league bosses thought they had headed off attempts to form a breakaway competition made up of the European elite last year.
But The Sun reports that those in favour of a European Super League believe there will never be a better time to tempt the likes of Manchester United, Barcelona and Bayern Munich due to the uncertainty caused by the coronavirus lockdown.
Private equity and venture capitalist firms are keen to find a way to get involved in football and cash in on a change in the make-up of Europe's professional game.