Overview
- UEFA, Real Madrid and the European Football Clubs announced an agreement in principle designed to resolve disputes tied to the Super League once the new framework is in place.
- The accord centers on respect for sporting merit, long‑term financial sustainability for clubs, and improving the fan experience through technology.
- FIFA’s Gianni Infantino and UEFA’s Aleksander Ceferin welcomed the deal at UEFA’s congress in Brussels, describing unity in football as the winner.
- The project effectively closed after a wave of withdrawals, capped by Barcelona’s exit last week that left Real Madrid as the lone promoter.
- Real Madrid and promoter A22 had pursued roughly €4 billion in damages against UEFA, with final settlement terms still pending.