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Following a massive negative backlash from UEFA, FIFA, national football associations and football fans alike, all six English Premier League clubs involved in the project – Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur – officially withdraw from The Super League, while FC Barcelona president Joan Laporta states that the club will not join the proposed competition without support from its registered members. Manchester United chief executive Ed Woodward announces his resignation.

European Super League LIVE: Ed Woodward resigns as four clubs pull out of tournament

Sources:  BBC Sport  Daily Express

Changes

  1. Following negative backlash from UEFA, FIFA, national football associations and football fans alike, Manchester City F.C. officially withdraw from The Super League. Chelsea F.C. and Atlético Madrid also announce their withdrawal, and FC Barcelona president Joan Laporta states that the club will not join the proposed competition without support from its registered members. Manchester United F.C. chief executive Ed Woodward announces his resignation, followed by Juventus F.C. chairman Andrea Agnelli.
  2. Following a massive negative backlash from UEFA, FIFA, national football associations and football fans alike, all six English Premier League clubs involved in the project – Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur – officially withdraw from The Super League, while FC Barcelona president Joan Laporta states that the club will not join the proposed competition without support from its registered members. Manchester United chief executive Ed Woodward announces his resignation.

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