CHAMPIONS LEAGUE group games could soon be played outside of Europe.
Italian and Spanish clubs want Uefa to stage games in the Far East, USA and Africa to cash in on those markets.


Italian sides almost exclusively broke the world record transfer fees from 1952 to 1992, while Real Madrid have broken it five times in the last 16 years.
However, Manchester United blew the Bernabeu giants out of the water in their pursuit of Paul Pogba and are set to make the Frenchman the first £100million player.
Leading clubs in La Liga and Serie A can no longer compete financially and want to make the most of income from outside of Europe in the next cycle of broadcasting rights.

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There were secret talks during last season’s Champions League final between Real and Atletico Madrid in Milan.
The Italian Super Cup is regularly staged overseas, with five of the last seven taking pace in China and Qatar and this season’s edition — between Juventus and AC Milan — expected to be played in Abu Dhabi in December.
This new proposal comes as a potential compromise following widespread reports of a potential mini breakaway league for Europe’s elite clubs.
While, other suggestions include moving some games to weekends to benefit a worldwide TV audience.


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