Chairman Perez hopes that ESL project will go on


PETALING JAYA: After going all Don Corleone on the European Super League (ESL), chairman Florentino Perez (pic) hopes of football domination ended with a whimper, but he seems to have some faint hope.

That is evident when the website is still up with emblems of clubs that have pulled out from the controversial league still visible.

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