European Super League
Spanish court asks for EU ruling on whether UEFA abused position over Super League
A court in Madrid has asked the European justice system to rule on whether UEFA and FIFA abused their dominant position over the proposed European Super League, according to an
FIFA president addresses breakaway European Super League
FIFA president Infantino does not believe in the ESL but advises on dialogue as the way forward. The post FIFA president addresses breakaway European Super League appeared first on Premium
Infantino urges restraint in punishing Super League clubs
FIFA president Gianni Infantino says he is not in favour of sanctions against the 12 clubs that tried to launch a European Super League, preferring “dialogue” on football reform. The
Premier League reveals plan to avoid Super League repeat as police probe United protest
England’s Premier League said it was drawing up a new owners’ charter designed to avoid future attempts to join a breakaway European Super League (ESL) as police launched an investigation
Man Utd don't want Super League revival, says Woodward
Manchester United executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward promised the club “do not seek” any revival of the European Super League as fans vented their fury at the planned breakaway during an
Liverpool report £46 million pre-tax loss
Liverpool reported a £46 million ($63 million) pre-tax loss for the financial year ending May 2020, figures that suggest why the club’s owners were prepared to join the failed European
English fans welcome Wembley return after making their voices heard
After a week in which English fans helped bring down a proposed European Super League with furious protests, the return of supporters to stadiums took another significant step forward with
Man United fans stage protest as ESL backlash rumbles on
Manchester United fans protested against the club’s American owners outside Old Trafford on Saturday as the row over the collapse of a proposed breakaway European Super League (ESL) rumbled on.
Super League backer JPMorgan says 'clearly misjudged' football impact
US investment bank JPMorgan, which agreed to financially back the breakaway European football Super League, said Friday it had “clearly misjudged” the failed project’s impact. The post Super League backer
