Super League: Barça, Real and Juve do not let go

Despite reluctance, the Super League remains a project still being considered by three of the founding clubs. FC Barcelona, ​​Real Madrid and Juventus would not have given up on the creation of European competition.

The Super League European Union is not dead. According to reports from BBC Football, FC Barcelona, ​​Real Madrid and Juventus Turin have said they will continue with their project. By claiming to have successfully argued against any UEFA sanction. A joint statement to the three clubs indicates that a decision of a court in Madrid this Friday, confirms that the European body must end any action against the three clubs which have not yet given up.

A Super League in consultation with the different components of football?

As a reminder, last April, 12 clubs announced themselves as founding members of the Super League. But the project collapsed within 72 hours. Nine of them, including the six from the Premier League (Arsenal, Tottenham, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, AC Milan, Inter Milan and Atletico Madrid withdrew. Particularly amid protests fans, the opposition of UEFA, Fifa and the national leagues, and even the British government and the royal family who had taken a stand on the subject.

The three clubs still in the running therefore plan to continue in their initial path. The difference with the stillborn project is that this time they plan to work with supporters, European governing bodies and national leagues, the British media said. “Clubs participating in European competitions have the right to govern their own competitions. And we are delighted that in the future we will no longer be subject to continuing threats from UEFA. We are aware that there are elements of our proposal that need to be considered. And, of course, can be improved by dialogue and consensus. We remain confident in the success of a project which will always comply with the laws of the European Union. «  indicates part of the press release.