Judges rule Uefa blocking European Super League was contrary to EU law
The prospects of a future European Super League have been boosted after judges said Uefa rules blocking the formation of such a competition were contrary to EU law.
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What does the ECJ Super League ruling mean?
International club football faces a potentially fragmented and uncertain future after UEFA and FIFA regulations giving them the right to block new competitions such as the European Super League were ruled to be contrary to EU law.
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ESL organisers announce proposals for new competitions
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Updated European Court rules in favour of Super League
The prospects of a future European Super League have been boosted after judges said UEFA rules blocking the formation of such a competition were contrary to EU law.