The president of Uefa insists, Juve, Real, Barcelona and Milan are in the sights
Real Madrid, Barcelona, Milan and Juventus out of the Champions League? Possible, according to Aleksander Ceferin, president of Uefa increasingly angry with the clubs still connected to the Super League. Ceferin, in Der Spiegel, said: “Those who will be involved in a club like the Super League in the future will not be able to compete in Uefa events. Our events will be fantastic even without the four teams,” he said. The Superlega project is on stand-by but has not been formally archived by the promoters. In the background, there is also the hypothesis of penalties that the 8 clubs who left the scene should pay for the violation of the contractual terms linked to the event. In this context, Ceferin continues to shoot chained balls against the rebels: “They tried once and they failed”, he said in the umpteenth interview, after praising the Qatari ownership of PSG in recent days, the German clubs do not entered the project and the British companies that have still admitted the mistake. In between, Ceferin earns the hashtag #CeferinOut on Twitter, powered by Italian and Spanish tweets.