Source: REUTERS/Chalinee Thirasupa
[Saba Sports News] Recently, a court in Madrid, Spain held a trial for the case between the European Super League and UEFA and FIFA. The court ruled in favor of the European Super League and ordered UEFA and FIFA to cease anti-competitive behavior. Following this, the current La Liga president, Javier Tebas, discussed the incident in an interview with the media. He stated that although the European Super League won the lawsuit, the project has become abandoned as no team will participate. The focus of the ruling was to address the regulations of UEFA and FIFA and determine whether their actions, after learning about the European Super League project, violated competition rules. The ruling concluded in the affirmative. The editor believes that the main reason behind this may be the issue of profit distribution. The establishment of the European Super League could potentially impact the commercial value and income distribution of existing competitions like the Champions League, which has raised concerns among UEFA, FIFA, national football associations, and leagues.