“There is irrefutable evidence that UEFA threatened Juve with throwing it out of Europe for three years”

The Super League and A22 will not sit idly by and will act in court before what they consider an abuse against one of its members, Juventus, which UEFA has ordered to talk about abandoning the project under “threats and coercion of which there is irrefutable and unequivocal evidence”, which will be presented before the judge of the Provincial Court of Madrid and before the CJUE, according to sources from the Super League.

These same sources from A22, the promoter of the Super League, confirmed to this newspaper that the pressure to which Juve has been subjected is “unacceptable”, who was threatened with being thrown out of European competitions for three years if she did not abandon the Super League project.

The founding clubs of the Super League maintain all the legal protection and security measures that prevent UEFA from taking action against them, measures such as being fined or expelled from European competitions. But according to the evidence in the possession of A22, UEFA has ignored these precautionary measures ordered by Justice and for this reason “said compelling evidence” will be presented before the courts of Madrid.

On the other hand, the Super League and A22 “trust that the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), institution that deserves the greatest respect, resolve the procedure currently under way for European clubs and football in general can work in peace and freedom”. The CJEU ruling will be binding on all parties and is expected before next autumn.