The organization has introduced various concepts of business.

The Premier League commented on the decision to the Court of Justice of the European Union, which declared that UEFA and FIFA do not have the right to impose sanctions on clubs through participation in alternative schemes.

“The League respects the current decision of the Court of Justice of the European Union in the case of the Super League and continues to introduce a similar concept. This is more important than the decision, we depend on your inheritance for the game.

The resolution does not support the so-called Super League, and the Premier League will continue to introduce such a concept. Patients are of vital importance to the game, and they have repeatedly clearly stated their opposition to the “violent” competition that is severing the ties between domestic and European football.

The Premier League reaffirms its commitment to the clear principles of transparent business that underlie the success of domestic and international club businesses.

Football thrives on competitiveness, promotion and relegation, merit-based qualifications from domestic leagues and cups to international club titles, and long-standing super nothing and rituals associated with the weekend, which are reserved for national football.

These principles are enshrined in the Charter of the Premier League, presented at the beginning of 2022, which is aimed at enhancing the collective strength and competitiveness of the League in the best interests of the wider game.

In 2021, the Premier League, together with other football organizations, also strengthened its rules and management in this area.

The Premier League will continue to maintain a frank and constructive dialogue with all relevant football parties in order to best protect and enhance the mutual balance of domestic and international club football,” to appear in the Premier League application.

The decision of the Court has already been commented on by the President of Real Madrid Florentino Perez and Barcelona Joan Laporta, as well as the General Director of the Super League Bernd Reichart. Recently their position was determined in UEFA, Barcelona, \u200b\u200bLa Lisa and Bundeslisa.