After the announcement of the Super League, the warning that Premier League clubs receive

The Super League project seems to finally materialize. This day was approved by the European Court of Justice, something that adds credibility to the project and is on the eve of becoming a reality. Furthermore, many clubs have decided to join this. However, despite the fact that some Premier League clubs are in favor, they already receive a significant threat that could harm their participation.

The UK government will legislate to introduce, from 2024, a football regulator that will prevent clubs from joining similar independent competitions such as the Super League.

The football reform in England that will come into force in 2024 and which has the support of the British Government will be the main obstacle for Premier League clubs to join the Super League or any competition outside UEFA or FIFA.

The reform that the United Kingdom will apply that collides with the Super League

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) considered this Thursday, December 21, that the rules of FIFA and UEFA on the prior authorization of club football competitions, such as the Super League, violate Union Law. The sentence released in the last few hours indicated that both entities abused their “dominant position” in their actions against the creation of the Super League. The reform includes the creation of an independent regulator to mediate disputes and monitor owners and owners to avoid economic problems in the clubs.