Inter's Conte criticises Super League and UEFA


Soccer Football - Serie A - Spezia v Inter Milan - Stadio Dino Manuzzi, La Spezia, Italy - April 21, 2021 Inter Milan coach Antonio Conte REUTERS/Jennifer Lorenzini

LA SPEZIA, Italy (Reuters) - Inter Milan coach Antonio Conte criticised both the proposed Super League and UEFA, insisting you must earn your right to qualify for competitions, while questioning the use of funds by European soccer's governing body.

Serie A leaders Inter, who moved a step closer to their first league title in 11 years after a 1-1 draw at Spezia on Wednesday, were one of three Italian clubs who originally signed up for the 12-team breakaway league.

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