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The EU court made a landmark decision for the European Super League. They announced that neither UEFA nor FIFA cannot stop the breakaway competition from existing. This led to rumors that many old participants could return. However, Liverpool has ruled out themselves. Manager Jurgen Klopp has claimed that this ruling will give a wake-up call to all the soccer governing bodies out there.

FIFA and UEFA have already received support from several European giants. However, the organizers of the European Super League will continue to approach other top clubs to play in the competition.

Jurgen Klopp agrees 100% with Liverpool’s decision to deny the Super League ticket

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After the European Super League was given the go-ahead by the ECJ, the old participating clubs like Arsenal, Manchester City, and Manchester United announced that they had no intentions of returning. Liverpool was next to follow suit. Jurgen Klopp was delighted with the statement of the club. However, he also said that this ruling is also an eye-opener for FIFA and UEFA. He said, “I agree 100% with the statement [from Liverpool.] But I am delighted we finally get a bit of an understanding that FIFA and UEFA and other bodies can’t just do what they want”.

“We don’t have a real say on what is going on, so I like that they get a bit of a shake [because of the ECJ ruling]”, he concluded. Two and a half years ago, the Reds announced their support for the European Super League. But, that led to protests from the fans in front of Anfield. It also led to negativity around the club. This led to the club withdrawing its name days later. The owner John Henry also had to release a video apologising to the fans. The English Premier League is working to make rules to prevent teams from its league from being drawn towards the Super League.

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Premier League reportedly devises a plan to stop the Super League fever

Despite the English Premier League clubs rejecting the Super League, fans have concerns about the breakaway competition. But, it looks like the league has prepared a plan already to stop it from happening in the future. According to reports, they are planning to introduce a Football Governance Bill. This bill will be introduced in 2024.

It will stop the teams from joining the rebel league. Reportedly, any steps towards accepting the Super League will have very bad consequences. One of them will mean that the club could be ‘thrown out’ of the elite competition.

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