The Premier League's so-called Big Six of Manchester United, City, Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal and Spurs are founding members of the controversial new breakaway tournament.
Spurs chairman Daniel Levy pulled the trigger just six days before the Carabao Cup final against Manchester City, ending the Portuguese's tenure after 17 months with the side in seventh.
Bielsa was speaking after Leeds held Liverpool to a 1-1 draw. Their opponents are one of six Premier League sides who have agreed to take part in the breakaway European Super League.
Arsenal are one of six Premier League clubs to sign up to be a founding member of the competition alongside footballing giants Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus, to name a few.
The Real Madrid president was announced on Sunday in a similar role to his current post as the first chief of the new league, which involves Premier League 'Big Six'.
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