Officially, UEFA begins taking disciplinary measures against Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus due to the Super League

 A dangerous escalation against Barcelona, ​​Real Madrid and Juventus.

UEFA began taking disciplinary measures against Barcelona, ​​Real Madrid and Juventus, as the only clubs that have not yet withdrawn from the European Super League.

Earlier, the issue of other clubs that participated in the Super League was resolved and then withdrew, through minor penalties without access to the relevant disciplinary bodies in the European Football Confederation.

Through the UEFA statement, 9 clubs have been officially confirmed to withdraw from the European Super League, but they will be punished with withholding 5% of their financial returns in relation to European competitions for a period of one season only.

Also, each of the nine clubs will be forced to donate 15 million euros to grassroots initiatives and any other attempt to secede from the European Union will result in a fine of 100 million euros. As for Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus, UEFA said in an official statement: "Following the investigation conducted by the European Union ethics and disciplinary inspectors in relation to the Super League project, disciplinary procedures have been opened against Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus."

The statement added: "Disciplinary measures against the three clubs are due to their participation in a possible violation of the UEFA legal framework by participating in a tournament outside its organization."

Everyone announced his withdrawal from the tournament except for Real Madrid, Juventus and Barcelona, ​​and they are the ones who will be subject to the largest penalties after referring their positions to the relevant disciplinary authorities, in penalties that may reach exclusion from the Champions League.

It is worth noting that the European Football Association announced major sanctions against the clubs that will participate in the new tournament and its players since the founding clubs announced their position, but nothing happened officially before today.