“Can a European Super League finally be stopped?” – Sky Sports analyzes

Can -finally- put a STOP to the European Super League’s desire to create a new elite football competition? The Skysports in his central topic, which he refers to in today’s decision of the European Court, he lists the data and analyzes whether a… brake can be put on this new horizon that seems to be opening up in European football.

“There are many obstacles in the way of the A22, even if the decision suggests that it has the right to organize a new UEFA competition that can operate under the auspices of UEFA, and that UEFA give a full and fair examination of this competition.” , he mentions this text at the beginning and continues…

“These include the will of the clubs, the existing agreements between the European Club Association and UEFA and the fact that there is a joint venture between ECA and UEFA on commercial matters at least challenges A22’s claims of a monopoly.

In England, clubs are to be banned from participating in unsanctioned competitions as a condition of licensing set by the English game’s new independent regulator, while the Premier League Owners’ Charter agreed in 2022 also contains commitments not to “engage in creation of new forms of competition outside the rules of the Premier League”reports.

Subsequently recalls the intense reactions that existed from the British fans which, as she emphasizes, played a decisive role in “collapsing” her initial effort.

Skysports’ analysis concludes:

“The interpretation of EU law from the Grand Chamber’s decision will be transferred to a commercial court in Madrid to make a decision after the Spanish judiciary made the referral in 2021.

This court also ordered sanctions imposed by UEFA on the nine clubs that joined the Super League but later left. It remains to be seen whether UEFA will push through with these sanctions and possibly investigate more serious charges against Real Madrid and Barcelona.” states.