Actually, every format that is implemented will still have its pros and cons. There is no fair and perfect match system except for the domestic league where each team will compete with each other and the winner is the one who deserves to get the most points. But even the domestic league also has problems if there is one team that is very dominant then the league will become a farmer's league. The new UCL format will give us a new experience in watching every match in the UCL. Each team will use new strategies and player rotation becomes very important here. I think squad depth will be an important factor next season. And I ask if this will be detrimental to teams that do not have good squad depth?
It could be detrimental to teams that do not have good squad depth next season, but I think that is also not the only specific benchmark that we can see in any team because when there are players who are injured and cannot play, of course the team that previously did not have good squad depth can also become a strong team so that the match will still be more interesting to watch. I am not so worried about the new format in UCL and UEL next season because the team coaches must have prepared the necessary things at this time before the season starts.