Juventus withdraw from European Super League
Juventus have requested to rejoin the European Club Association (ECA) after withdrawing from plans to form a European Super League. The Italian club were one of 12 who signed up to form a breakaway European Super League in 2021. The 12 teams, including six from the English Premier League, were excluded from the ECA in […]
gianluca ferrero
Juventus have requested to rejoin the European Club Association (ECA) after withdrawing from plans to form a European Super League.
The Italian club were one of 12 who signed up to form a breakaway European Super League in 2021.
The 12 teams, including six from the English Premier League, were excluded from the ECA in 2021 as a result, but nine have since been readmitted.
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Juventus are now set to become the 10th, leaving just Barcelona and Real Madrid clinging on to the European Super League dream.
ECA chairman Nasser Al-Khelaifi who is also president of French champions Paris St-Germain, said Juventus would “rejoin the European football family”.