Overview
- A joint statement by Real Madrid, UEFA and the European Football Clubs group announced an agreement of principles for the well-being of European club football.
- The framework is designed to resolve legal disputes tied to the Super League once the agreed principles are executed and implemented.
- Barcelona confirmed its withdrawal last week, leaving Madrid as the lone holdout before today's accord signaled the project's effective end.
- Madrid and organizer A22 had pursued multi‑billion‑dollar damages reported at about $4 billion, a dispute the new framework is intended to address.
- The agreement reaffirms sporting merit and sustainability and references enhancing fan experience through technology, aligning with UEFA's ongoing competition reforms.