Real Madrid to Seek Compensation from UEFA Over Super League Dispute
Real Madrid intends to file for compensation against UEFA in a Madrid regional court following the rejection of an appeal by UEFA in the Super League case. The European Court upheld the decision that UEFA and FIFA unfairly impeded the formation of the rebel Super League project in 2021.
Real Madrid, along with other clubs, abandoned the project due to pressure from fans and governing bodies. The club claims UEFA violated competition regulations and seeks financial transparency, player welfare, and fan access.
Real Madrid demands alterations in European football governance, as Juventus and Barcelona distanced themselves from the Super League project.
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