The six Premier League clubs that signed up for the failed European Super League have agreed to pay the combined sum of £22 million to the English FA and the Premier League. A joint statement by the FA and the Premier League described the payment from the six clubs as a “goodwill” donation to the […]
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The President of the European football governing body, UEFA, Aleksander Ceferin has insisted that Real Madrid, Juventus, and FC Barcelona have paralyzed themselves in the world of football over their desire for a European Super League. He insisted that he does not understand the approach the three clubs are trying to take in their quest […]
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Real Madrid, FC Barcelona, and Juventus are still not ready to give up on their dream of establishing a breakaway league called the European Super League. Days after the European football governing body, UEFA, announced that a disciplinary procedure against the three clubs has started, the three clubs decided to issue a statement to insist […]
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The European governing body, UEFA, has commenced disciplinary procedures against Juventus, Real Madrid, and FC Barcelona over their role in the failed European Super League. Recall that on April 18, 2021, Real Madrid, Juventus, FC Barcelona, and 9 other clubs which included, Arsenal, Chelsea, Atletico Madrid, Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester United, Manchester City, Inter Milan, […]
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Real Madrid, FC Barcelona, and Juventus are not ready to give up on the idea of the failed European Super League despite pressure from UEFA and other football stakeholders in Europe. The three top European clubs are among the 12 clubs that signed up for the failed breakaway league. After they announced the league on […]
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The European football governing body, UEFA has fined nine of the twelve clubs that joined the failed European Super League a combined 15 million euros for joining the breakaway league. The fine will be a goodwill contribution to develop grassroots football in Europe which will involve mostly children. More so, the nine clubs – Chelsea, […]
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Five Premier League executives out of the six clubs that signed up for the failed European Super League have resigned from their advisory roles in the Premier League committees. Recall that on April 18, 2021, it was announced that 6 Premier League clubs – Chelsea, Manchester City, Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool, and Tottenham Hotspur signed […]
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Thierry Henry has joined the voices that have been criticizing the owner of Arsenal football club, Stan Kroenke, for signing the club up for the failed European Super League. The club’s former captain and all-time highest goalscorer said he was surprised just like every fan of the club that Arsenal signed up for the league. […]
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The president of Real Madrid, Florentino Perez has insisted that JP Morgan has not abandoned the failed European Super League contrary to viral reports. Since the planned league collapsed, there have been speculations stating that JP Morgan has withdrawn its 3.5 billion euros grant that the bank set aside for the commencement of the league […]
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Aleksander Ceferin, the president of the European football governing body, UEFA, has insisted that the 12 clubs that signed up for the failed European Super League would be punished for doing so. Recall that 12 top clubs in Europe – Real Madrid, Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United, Manchester City, FC Barcelona, AC Milan, Inter Milan, Juventus, […]
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