Real Madrid, Super League Promoters Sue UEFA for $4 Billion Over Competition Ban
Real Madrid and Super League promoters have filed a $4 billion lawsuit against UEFA, accusing the governing body of sabotaging their breakaway competition. The legal battle stems from the fallout of the failed European Super League launched in 2021, involving major football clubs like Real Madrid and Barcelona.
The lawsuit follows a Spanish court ruling that dismissed UEFA's appeal, citing violations of EU competition law. A22 Sport Management, backing the Super League project, seeks financial compensation for losses incurred due to UEFA's alleged anti-competitive practices.
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