Failure of ESL has ‘improved trust and understanding with Uefa’ says ECA’s Marshall

Charlie Marshall, chief executive, ECA (Photo: ECA).
Charlie Marshall, chief executive, ECA (Photo: ECA).
European Club Association chief executive Charlie Marshall looks back on the European Super League plot and explains the club representative body’s role in shaping competition reform through its new joint venture with Uefa. Ben Cronin reports.

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