UEFA president Alexander Ceferin has taken fresh aim at Super League protagonists Barcelona, Real Madrid and Juventus.
Ceferin was re-elected president this week.
After comparing Bara, Madrid and Juventus to a cartel for pushing the Super League plot, he also said: "Football does not belong to anyone, in fact it belongs to all of us. The general interest must be above the individual interest of three clubs, two financiers and their spokesman."
Ceferin also said: "Those who promoted that project say they want to save football. The Super League has become a Little Red Riding Hood character, a wolf disguised as a grandmother. Who are they fooling? Nobody. They are cartels over meritocracy and democracy. It's money over trophies."