Juventus and other protagonists of the European Super League have received a big boost in their fight against UEFA and FIFA.
The Bianconeri, along with Barcelona and Real Madrid, continue to defend the idea and refuse to accept defeat.
Max Allegri’s team was led to the competition by its former president Andrea Agnelli and the current management has not clarified its position.
However, a report by Tuttomercatoweb reveals that the Commercial Court of Madrid has ruled that the protagonists can form a new competition and UEFA cannot expel them from the Champions League.
The sentence says:
“The principle of merit that informs the competition law would be the post-place.
“It is possible, therefore, to create an independent and alternative competition because FIFA and UEFA cannot justify their anti-competitive behavior as if they were the only custodians of certain European values, especially if this determines a monopoly that excludes and hinders the initiative of a competitor.
“It is an action that represents an abuse by those who hold a dominant position.”
Juve FC says
This is a small victory for the Super League clubs, but UEFA will fight and the protagonists need to get more clubs on their side before they form a new competition.
If they can’t offer more money than what UEFA teams are making now, the idea will also have a hard time surviving.
However, we hope that those who push for its success will do the necessary work to make it happen.
