The Super League Championship 2 is turning into a time bomb with a very short activation date following the announcement that the amount to be split among its 34 teams from bet taxation is a total of €1.7 million, much less than they expected. collect to cover the expenses of the period. The amount allocated to each team is just €70,000, a ‘crumble’ compared to the €400,000 promised by L. Augenakis last year when he pushed for a restructuring with a new extended two-group championship and 36 clubs. initial programming. Unless something drastically changes for the better, it’s highly likely that the league will be put on indefinite suspension as most teams appear determined to pull the trigger, with action to be determined at today’s board meeting. leagues.

The possibility of interruption is visible after the announcement of the amount that the teams will receive from the Bet.

Scissors started last year, which resulted in several teams either pulling out during the season or not announcing their participation in this year’s event, although they won this right on a competitive basis. According to what the agents of the Super League 2 teams confirm with public statements, the assurances they received at the beginning of the season when they drew up their budgets were that they would raise a total of 8.5 million euros along with last year’s debts. “Last week, 286 thousand from a bet turned into 170, and yesterday it turned into 70,” is a typical statement by the president of Aegaleo and the second vice president of Super League 2, Ari Paltoglu, who launched a frontal attack against L. Avgenakis. Other actors and groups have chosen the same path, such as Episkopi, who in a statement describe the Deputy Minister as “dangerous” and emphasize that all SL2 teams are determined to continue interrupting the championship.

On the contrary, the 14 CL1 teams seem happy that they will each receive 1.5 million euros.