CLUBS including Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool and Everton could link up to create super-teams in summer 'city rivalry' friendlies.
That's the idea which has been mooted by AC Milan CEO Adriano Galliani, who is drawing up plans to blend his side with fierce rivals Inter Milan in the hope of taking on teams including Real-Atletico and United-City.
Speaking ahead of Sunday's Serie A city derby, the 70-year-old suggested that the games would spark global interest and help boost finances for some of Europe's major clubs.
Galliani was quoted as saying by Gazzetta dell Sport: "Imagine setting up a 'rossonerazzurra' squad in order to challenge the representatives of all of the other cities that have derbies.
"Milan against Madrid, shall we say. Although maybe a Real-Atletico mix should be avoided at this time [because of the strength of both sides]!
"However, if you want to put on an on-field show? Maybe Barcelona? Though perhaps Espanyol are a couple of steps below Barca at the moment.
"But, in England, I would like to think of United and City coming together to create one Manchester squad.
"It would be very difficult also in this case, but for us Milanesi…
