All I'm saying is, if enough of the richest clubs get together - which is what this league would entail - and agree among themselves to not pay more than X% of their income on wages, that will inevitably have a limiting effect on wages overall. Especially for as long as that group of clubs are rich enough in global terms to dominate the market. The need for a wage floor doesn't come into it. And if they feel that China or wherever is muscling in, the European clubs can up the limit to say 60%, or assuming they still dominate world football in terms of fan interest, can hold out for a bigger TV deal.But China has money -- look what they've paid some players. Or, rather -- they HAD money. The sport/clubs/stadiums are well devloped in other parts of the world and those parts have growith demographics vs Europe. So it may not be a threat today it COULD be -- less likely with American sports.
Anyway you can't have a wage cap without a wage floor (which an organized players union demands in the US) and it's hard to have a cap or a floor with a pyramid structure.