The three teams still involved in the breakaway from the Super League, Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus, are being imposed by UEFA, which has reached an agreement with the nine other clubs.
The European football’s governing body said on Friday that the nine clubs that supported the plan had signed a “declaration of club commitment”, including a series of “reintegration” steps.
The six English Premier League clubs – Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur – along with Italian AC Milan and Inter Milan, and Spanish Atletico Madrid, have all signed the agreement, UEFA said in a statement. said.
“These clubs quickly spotted their mistakes and acted to show their contradiction and future commitment to European football,” said UEFA President Alexander Ceferin.
“The same cannot be said for the clubs involved in the so-called ‘Super League’, and UEFA will deal with the clubs thereafter,” he added.
UEFA has said it is now starting disciplinary action against Juventus, Real and Barca.
The nine clubs in the UEFA group have agreed to ‘take all steps in their power’ to end their involvement with the Super League company.
‘As a gesture of goodwill and with the other clubs, a donation of a total of 15 million euros ($ 18.23 million) will be made to benefit children, youth and grassroots football in local communities across Europe, including the United Kingdom, ”said UEFA.