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Are star-powered teams actually worse for the sport than a balanced squad with no household names?
As 2026 approaches, the debate over superstar dominance versus team cohesion is intensifying, with recent high-profile transfers raising questions about competitive balance. Cast your vote on whether star power helps or hurts the sport.
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