Obstinate with the Super League project, 3 ‘giants’ are about to pay a heavy price

On April 18, 2021, an event that shook the world football village took place. The 12 most powerful clubs in Europe have officially spoken about the establishment of a new tournament called European Super League.

Immediately, UEFA stepped in for fear that the safety of the UEFA Champions League was seriously affected by the Super League. The European Football Confederation has put pressure on each member association in each country to force the clubs to abandon this tournament.

Super League ‘died prematurely’ when it was just established because of too much pressure. Photo: internet

Under great pressure from both sports and politics, 9 out of 12 clubs belonging to the “elite” group had to give up midway. However, there are still 3 big guys who have not let go of this super profitable project including Real, Barca and Juventus.

On March 4, 2022, the three clubs above continued to send new drafts to UEFA, and are expected to announce in front of the media about the new rules of the Super League. Of course, this action was firmly rejected by the European Football Federation and most recently, the authorities have also spoken out.

Sources from The Sun said that judge Sofia Gil of the Spanish Commercial Court has overturned the ruling protecting Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus from UEFA sanctions. This legal organization is said to have taken measures to preserve the finances of the three clubs if the European Football Federation issues a fine.

Accordingly, Judge Gil said that this legal agency does not feel the need to protect Real, Barca and Juve anymore because they do not have any risk of UEFA sanctions affecting the construction plan. European Super League.

UEFA has a basis to directly punish Real, Barca and Juve for the Super League project. Photo: internet

The court’s argument was that the possible consequences of being banned from UEFA competitions could not affect the construction of an independent Super League. Therefore, the 3 clubs above have no reason to need financial protection anymore.

Immediately, UEFA extremely welcomed the ruling from Spain mentioned above. Although there has been no further action, chairman Alexander Ceferin is still hanging over the heads of these three “big guys”, a penalty that can be very heavy.

According to The Sun, Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus in the worst case will receive a ban from playing in the European Cup next season regardless of the performance in the league this season. Currently, all three teams are in the group that will qualify for next season’s Champions League of La Liga and Serie A.