Perez remains determined to create the Super League

The Super League isn't entirely dead yet. The President of Real Madrid, Florentino Perez, remains hopeful of relaunching this tournament following the decision of the European Court.

According to Vozpopuli, the Spanish official has already contacted 50-60 clubs regarding the creation of the Super League. These clubs together could form several divisions within the new tournament. Matches are planned to be held on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays.

The source reports that on December 21st, the European Court will announce its decision regarding the case between UEFA and the Super League. After this, clubs will have to choose whether to remain in the international tournament system of the Union of European Football Associations or join the new project planned for the upcoming seasons.

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It is worth recalling the announcement of a new tournament sparked negative reactions from UEFA, football associations within it, and the top divisions of football leagues in England, Italy, and Spain, whose clubs were the founders of the Super League. Following the scandal, it became known that the Super League filed a lawsuit against FIFA and UEFA in the European Court for violating competition laws. It's worth noting that at present, only the Spanish giants Real Madrid and Barcelona have not withdrawn from the project.