Free viewing for fans at heart of European Super League - Competition backers A22

Banners outside of Anfield Stadium, Liverpool protesting against the club's attempt to join the European Super League in 2021.

Sports development company A22, which was formed to assist with creating soccer's European Super League, proposed a new competition on Thursday with 64 men's and 32 women's teams playing midweek matches in a league system across Europe.

During a presentation aired on YouTube, A22 CEO Bernd Reichart declined to name any clubs that could become part of the new league but said fans would be able to watch matches free of charge on a fan-centric streaming platform.