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'Leaked' Super League docs show two clubs were set to receive bigger payouts for joining
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mirror.co.ukLeaked Super League documents have revealed that Barcelona and Real Madrid were set to receive £52m more than the other founding clubs.
The Spanish giants were among 12 founding members of a breakaway competition that was announced on Sunday. It was quickly hit with widespread criticism and huge fan backlash and less than 48 hours after its inception all six Premier League sides had pulled out.
But Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham could now face a £120m bill to pull out according to documents seen by German outlet Der Spiegel.
The same text also stated that Barcelona and Madrid were set for bumper bonuses during the first two years of the tournaments.
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