Clubs Must Recognize Their Right To Promote The Super League – Real Madrid

Real Madrid and Barcelona are celebrating the new European Super League ruling by the ECJ. They recently claimed that football and fans have won with such a ruling, and fans have been reacting.

According to Real President, Perez, he is very happy with the law because European club football is not and should never be a monopoly, so he hopes clubs fully recognize their right to promote European competitions that modernize our sport.

Laporta added that Barcelona remains one of the clubs driving the Super League project, and that will not change anytime soon.

Florentino Perez said, “At Real Madrid we welcome with great satisfaction the decision taken by the Court of Justice of the European Union, which is responsible for guaranteeing our principles, values and freedoms.

In the coming days we will carefully study the scope of this resolution, but I do anticipate two conclusions of great historical significance.

First of all, that European club football is not and will never be a monopoly again. And secondly, that from today the clubs will be the owners of their destiny. Clubs see fully recognized our right to propose and promote European competitions that modernize our sport and attract fans from all over the world. In short, today the Europe of freedoms has triumphed again and today soccer and its fans have also triumphed.

Faced with the pressures we have received for more than two years, law, reason and freedom are imposed today. And for this reason, Real Madrid will continue to work for the sake of football.”

Laporta added, “”FC Barcelona wishes to express its satisfaction with the sentence of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) assessing the Super League project as proposed by A22 Sports. As one of the clubs driving the Super League project, FC Barcelona feels that the sentence paves the way for a new elite level football competition in Europe by opposing the monopoly over the football world, and wishes to initiate new discussions as to the path that European competitions should take in the future.”