Real Madrid Sues UEFA for 4.5 Billion Euros Over Antitrust Violations
Real Madrid, backed by A22 Sport Management, is preparing to file a 4.5 billion euro lawsuit against UEFA, citing violations of EU antitrust rules. The legal dispute stems from the failed European Super League project and Madrid's claims of unfair competition restrictions by UEFA.
The lawsuit seeks compensation for lost revenue and reputational damage caused by UEFA's alleged monopolistic practices. Madrid's president, Florentino Pérez, claims UEFA's actions violate EU competition law, setting the stage for a significant legal battle in football history.
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