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UEFA approves reintegration measures for nine clubs involved in the so-called 'Super League' Friday 7 May 2021 Article summary The matter of the other clubs involved in the so-called "Super League" will be referred to the competent UEFA disciplinary bodies. Article top media content Article body In a spirit of reconciliation, and for the good of European football, nine of the 12 clubs involved in the so-called 'Super League' project submitted to UEFA a 'Club Commitment Declaration' setting out the position of the Clubs, including their commitment to UEFA Club Competitions as wel...

Juventus face Serie A expulsion unless they withdraw from Super League By The Athletic Staff 9 Comments Juventus have been warned that they will be kicked out of Serie A ahead of the 2021-22 season unless they withdraw from the Super League. Juventus remain the only Italian team committed to the Super League, along with Barcelona and Real Madrid in Spain. But Gabriele Gravina, the president of the Italian Football Association, has said Juventus “cannot participate in Serie A” if they remain a part of the Super League at the start of next season. What has been said? Gravina told the Naples...

Real, Barca, Juve denounce 'intolerable' pressure to abandon Super League  08 May 2021 - 12:04 FILE PHOTO: Metal figures of football players are seen in front of the words "European Super League" and the UEFA logo in this illustration taken April 20, 2021. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration Reuters Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus, the three clubs still involved in the proposed European Super League, denounced on Saturday the "intolerable" pressure put on them by UEFA to drop the project. UEFA said on Friday that the three clubs will face sanctions and European soccer's ruling body has sta...

European Super League project and announced disciplinary measures for the other three including Real Madrid and Barcelona. The European football governing body claims that nine of the 12 teams involved in the creation of the Super League have submitted a 'Club Commitment Declaration', through which they commit to both UEFA's and their national federations' competitions. In addition, the nine clubs recognise that the creation of the Super League was a mistake and have apologised to the institutions and their fans. Arsenal, AC Milan, Chelsea, Atletico Madrid, Inter, Liverpool, Manchester City,...

Amongst the terms agreed by the nine in the Club Commitment Declaration are a commitment to pay a collective sum of €15m which will be used to fund youth and grassroots football across Europe. Each club will also forfeit 5% of a season’s European revenues which would amount to just under €1m for clubs that reached the Champions League final. Some club owners, including those at Tottenham, Manchester United and Arsenal, are reported to have agreed to pick up the tab for the fines themselves. Uefa has also extracted conditions that would seek to prevent an event similar to the Super Leagu...