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UEFA s Cerefin calls Juve s Agnelli a liar
19 Aprile 2021
ROME, APR 19 - Premier Mario Draghi on Monday added
his voice to a chorus against the controversial planned new
Super League of top European soccer teams saying that the
government is carefully following the debate around the soccer
Super League project and supports with determination the
positions of the Italian and European soccer authorities to
preserve national competitions, meritocratic values and the
social function of sport .
Juventus, AC Milan and Inter are among 12 clubs to say they are
European Super League clubs have a good chance of winning any legal battle with UEFA if football s governing body tries to block plans for the breakaway competition, an expert has warned.
Legal fights between governing bodies and upstart competitions have been fought before, with courts recently coming down on the side of promoting more competition in wrestling and ice skating, among others.
The 12 clubs, from England, Italy and Spain, announced plans on Sunday night to set up a competition to rival UEFA s Champions League and Europa League tournaments.
But the Premier League and UEFA are determined to use their rules to squeeze out clubs that are prepared to risk participating in a new tournament.
FIFPro to vigorously oppose banning players from international competition
FIFPro represent more than 60,000 players worldwide | Mark Nolan/Getty Images
FIFPro, the world players union, will vigorously oppose any attempts from FIFA or UEFA to ban players from participating in national team competitions, as the fallout from the bombshell breakaway Super League proposal continues.
12 teams, including six from the Premier League, three from La Liga and three from Serie A, intend to walk away from UEFA sanctioned competitions to create their own closed-doors rival event, tearing apart European football as we know it.
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There has been worldwide condemnation and backlash to the proposals, with one of the many sanctions threatened being the banning of any player involved from all international competition governed by FIFA or UEFA - most notably the World Cup and European Championship.
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2 hours wey don pass
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Wetin we call dis foto,
Liverpool and Chelsea fit dey part of di group wey dn sign up to di breakaway league
European Super League [ESL] na di newest football tournament wey Premier League big six don agree to join.
Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham dey amond di 12 clubs wey just form dis new league.
Di Premier League clubs go join AC Milan, Atletico Madrid, Barcelona, Inter Milan, Juventus and Real Madrid for dis plan wey don already begin shake di world of football.
Premier League s top six among 12 clubs confirm formation of European Super League
By: ANI
London: A group of 12 European clubs on Monday confirmed their plans to launch a new European Super League.
Among these 12, six belong to Premier League and they are Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool, Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea. This European Super League has been met with severe backlash ever since reports started doing rounds in the media, despite this fact, the 12 clubs have now confirmed the formation and format for the new competition.
In a joint statement released by the 12 clubs, it was said: Twelve of Europe s leading football clubs have today come together to announce they have agreed to establish a new mid-week competition, the Super League, governed by its founding clubs. AC Milan, Arsenal, Atletico Madrid, Chelsea, Barcelona, Inter Milan, Juventus, Liverpool, Man City, Man Utd, Real Madrid and Tottenham Hotspur have all joined as founding clubs. It is