FC Barcelona has formally ended its involvement in the Super League project, onc envisioned as a rival to UEFA’s Champions League [[1]].The Catalan club’s withdrawal, announced Wednesday, leaves Real madrid as the sole remaining proponent of the controversial competition which launched in 2021 before quickly facing widespread opposition [[3]]. This decision follows a recent legal challenge questioning UEFA’s authority, but signals a meaningful shift as Barcelona seeks to distance itself from the fractured initiative.
FC Barcelona has officially withdrawn from the European Super League, the controversial project intended to reshape European soccer. The move comes as a significant development in the ongoing saga, which also saw support from Spanish rival Real Madrid and its president, Florentino Pérez.
The Catalan club announced its decision in a statement released on Wednesday, stating, “FC Barcelona informs that it has formally communicated to Super League Sociedade Unipessoal and the clubs involved its decision to withdraw from the project.” This announcement follows a recent ruling by the Madrid Court of Appeal that found UEFA had “abused its position of power” when attempting to block the formation of the alternative competition to the Champions League in 2021.
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