European Super League News

UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has hit out at Barcelona, Juventus and Real Madrid but admitted that he is willing to sit down with them and talk, if they reach out to him first. The trio are the last clubs left in the European Super League project with a belief that it will come to fruition.

UEFA have confirmed that they have delayed potential punishments for Barcelona, Real Madrid and Juventus in light of their participation in the Super League plan. The three clubs had been facing the potential of a Champions League ban but it has been put on hold with nothing concrete in place.

Barcelona veteran Gerard Pique believes that the Super League is not a positive decision for football in the long-term, especially since the numbers don’t fit. The La Liga giants were one of three Spanish sides, alongside Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid, to join the Super League as founders.

Real Madrid president Florentino Perez has confessed that the Super League hasn’t been disbanded but has been put on standby with all twelve clubs still in the league at the moment. The backlash from across the footballing world saw nine of the twelve founding members withdraw their names.