The 12 clubs who signed up to the doomed European Super League have been let-off by UEFA and will face no sporting punishment. But UEFA chiefs have decided not to kick any of those involved out of this season's Champions League and Europa League competitions or impose a ban from next year's tournaments. But the scheme was in tatters by Tuesday night and its founder, Juventus chairman Andrea Agnelli, announced it could not go ahead after the 'Big Six' Premier League clubs had all withdrawn by Wednesday morning. On Friday morning, American investment bank JP Morgan seemed to put the final nail in the coffin after they pulled their £3.5billion backing of the Super League. Real Madrid still haven't pulled out of the Super League with club president Perez insisting the project is not finished and could be presented again in a different format.

Source: Daily Mail April 23, 2021 10:59 UTC