Juventus is one of the three clubs that continue to support the European Super League, but the bianconeri could stop supporting it now.
Andrea Agnelli had changed his luxury position in UEFA and ECA to support the rebel effort designed to compete against the current Champions League.
The protagonists of the Super League have taken UEFA to court in an effort to break the monopoly of the current leaders of European soccer.
Juve retained their membership in the breakaway competition, but things could change now that Agnelli has stepped down as club president.
A report from Calciomercato reveals that John Elkann is not interested in continuing the black and white relationship with the Super League.
Juve FC says
What we need now is to get out of the many problems that surround us and receiving a sanction from UEFA competitions will affect us on several fronts.
For now, we must leave the Super League and rebuild this club amid endless legal issues off the pitch.
Hopefully, Max Allegri’s men will focus on working hard and winning more games.
This is the only thing we need from the guys now as it could help us end the period in a good position.
