Champions League changes won't favor the wealthiest clubs on the continent, according to European Club Association chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge. More than 150 members of the ECA met Tuesday with senior UEFA officials and tried to alter the perception that reforms will make rich clubs richer, and poor clubs poorer. ''I would call it really fake news,'' said Rummenigge, the Bayern Munich chairman, adding that clubs from mid-ranked countries like the Netherlands get the best deal.
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