European Super League

New plans for the ill-fated European Super League have been discussed by three rebel clubs, according to the La Liga president

UEFA has stopped legal proceedings against Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus for their remaining commitment to the European Super League.

Barcelona, Juventus and Real Madrid remain insistent with their plans for a European Super League following victory in court against UEFA.

The Premier League's 'Big Six' have been hit with a big fine for their involvement in the European Super League proposals in April

After a turbulent week for football, Rivaldo is here to make sense of it all. Is Jose Mourinho off to Brazil?

The United co-owner addressed the "wounds" that have been opened up as a result of their activity and promised better communication

A report claims that Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp's future is in serious doubt after the European Super League escapade

Liverpool's principal owner John W Henry has issued a lengthy apology to fans over the European Super League

After Chelsea and Manchester City withdrew earlier in the evening, the remaining four English clubs all followed suit.

“The Prime Minister confirmed the Government will not stand by while a small handful of owners create a closed shop."

The Premier League club have criticised the plans for the new tournament and hit out at some of their rivals who intend to join it

Read what Beckham has to say about the European Super League plans

Florentino Perez has fired back at critics of the European Super League and insisted that the new competition will "save football".

UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has slammed Man Utd's executive vice-chairman for his role in European Super League plans

“Appalling” and “the ultimate betrayal” - several fans groups have rallied against the big six's decision to join a European Super League

Jamie Carragher has slammed Liverpool's owners for taking part in proposals for a European Super League

Not only is the news hugely unpopular with supporters, it's also reportedly not gone down well with Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp

Several governing bodies along with UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson have all come out in force against the speculated European Super League.

England's leading clubs have declined to comment on leaked documents which appear to reveal plans to launch a European Super League.