UEFA and European leagues threaten the big clubs with the exception, because of the “European Super League”

UEFA and the major European leagues, the Premier League, La Liga and Serie A, have strongly condemned plans to create a European Super League and have stated that they will exclude from their respective leagues clubs that join the new format of the Champions League.

Twelve clubs from England, Spain and Italy have long been in talks to create a new league format that would end the Champions League.

It is believed that the six main Premier League clubs, Manchester City, Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham, are among the clubs that have signed to join the new format, which operated without qualifying or relegation.

But in a joint reaction, UEFA along with major European leagues such as the Premier League, LaLiga and Serie A, have called cynical the plan to create a European Super League and have threatened with serious consequences.

“UEFA, the Football Association of England and the Premier League, the Football Association of Spain and La Liga, the Football Association of Italy and Serie A have learned that some English, Spanish and Italian clubs are planning to announce the creation of their own closed league, the so-called Superleague “, it is said in the reaction of UEFA.

“If this happens, we want to reiterate that we – UEFA, FA, RFEF, FIGC, Premier League, Laliga and Serie A, but also FIFA and all member countries, remain united in our efforts to stop this cynical project. “which is based on the self-interests of some clubs at a time when society needs to show more solidarity than ever before.”

“We will evaluate all the measures available to us, at club, judicial and sporting level, to prevent such an event. Football is based on open competition and sports merit: it can not be otherwise.”

“As FIFA and the six federations have said, the clubs in question will be banned from playing in any other local, European or world competition, while their players will be banned from playing for their national teams,” he said. announced UEFA, Premier League, La Liga and Serie A.