Wouldn't even be much a problem if proposal didn't stand on a series of bogus assumptions and presented a plan for transition of domestic competitions. If you want to take on existing model you're obliged to present all the necessary details of how the alternative is better. Perez and Agnelli did sodall towards that and got met by government response as should.
Not a single thought given towards playing massive games midweek and expecting fans to turn up and travel across Europe 9 times during group stage alone.
Not an ounce a plan for Europa level comps, qualifications or progression.
No detail provided how Super League sides balance domestic comp with European comp considering Super League in 20 team format means 18(+-knockout games) fixtures in addition to domestic 38. Which just leads to conclusion they really plan to exit them. Which would be a domino of cash flow issues for domestic promotion.
And that's without going into how they plan to work around the international football this would kill considering UEFA structures would get shattered.
Nowhere near a good idea in how been proposed.
And Perez has to move fast with the 2.0 to avoid EPL becoming too big to end up not wanting to be part of it, and getting too old himself to make it happen.