April 21, 2021 - Goal.com exclusively reports that UEFA has not yet drawn up any penalties for the formation of new clubs in the Super League.
Recalling the heavy announcement on the 19th, the European Super League program has been making waves in the football world as soon as it was announced. Just two days later, the Superleague made an urgent official statement that it plans to reshape the entire program. Notably, in addition to Real Madrid and Barcelona, the remaining 10 founding clubs have announced their withdrawal through public statements.
Goal.com reporters have revealed that UEFA has no plans to impose sporting sanctions on the clubs involved, even on leaders Real Madrid, given that the Superleague program is temporarily on hold. As a result, Real Madrid are expected to participate in next Thursday's Champions League semi-final first leg against Chelsea as planned.
