The soccer community seems to be divided at the moment following the European Court of Justice‘s recent ruling. With the ECJ ruling in Super League‘s favor, UEFA does not seem too happy with the decision. La Liga boss Javier Tebas seems to mirror UEFA’s feelings, expressing his views on the matter while not hesitating to take a dig at the entire idea.

This is not the first time Tebas has been critical of the Super League. Just minutes after the court’s verdict, the La Liga president took shots at A22 CEO Bernd Reichart, calling him ‘drunk’ for his idea to broadcast the league to free for the fans.

Javier Tebas throws a 6-word sarcastic taunt at Super League’s legal victory

La Liga boss Javier Tebas has never been one for the Super League. The Spaniard has always spoken out against the league and it seems like he’s not changing his opinion anytime soon. Tebas was recently present at the CSD where he was questioned about the court’s ruling. During a brief interaction, the La Liga boss was asked about his thoughts on a well-known saga. He smiled and replied, “You see, I’m crying. I’m devastated.”

Tebas’ dig came just minutes after his initial criticism of the Super League. Following the ruling, A22 Sports, the organisation backing the Super League posted a statement from their CEO Bernd Reichart claiming the competition will provide free viewership to the fans watching from home.

Javier Tebas doesn’t hold back after the ECJ ruling and mocks Bernd Reichart’s claim

A22 has to be on cloud nine following the company’s big win over UEFA and FIFA. With the European Court of Justice ruling in the Super League’s favor, A22 CEO Bernd Reichart stated that soccer is now free of monopoly and the Super League will be free for everyone.

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Tebas was quick to reply to the statement as he took to his official X handle claiming, “For the sake of clarity, so that there are no doubts and no one mistakenly goes to reopen the bar to drink drinks until 5 am as Bern Reichart CEO seems to have been tonight.”

UEFA too has been reluctant to agree to the proposal, claiming that the organisation will do its best to avoid any breakaway threats from threatening the existing soccer culture. What is your take on the matter? Let us know in the comments below.

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