At the end of the day on which the president of Juventus, Andrea Agnelli, underlines in the letter to the shareholders that the Superlega "has in its regulations three essential values for the stability of the football industry", UEFA decides to cancel all disciplinary proceedings, already suspended, against Juventus itself, Barcelona and Real Madrid, still united in the pact, but also towards the other nine clubs - Inter, Milan, Atletico Madrid and six Premier League big names -, which last April gave life to the ephemeral project, in compliance with a sentence of the court of Madrid.
Disciplinary sanctions "in relation to the so-called 'Superlega' project are declared null and void, without any prejudice, as if the proceedings had never been initiated", says the Court of Appeal of the federation led by Alexander Ceferin.
Last May, UEFA announced sanctions, mainly financial, against the nine clubs that had withdrawn and with whom it had declared that it had reached an agreement, following their apologies and the acknowledgment of their 'mistake'. In the meantime, the three rebel clubs had turned to a court in Madrid that had quickly asked UEFA to cancel the reintegration measures, which also included a fine of 100 million euros if they ever tried to compete in a competition not. authorized. the Madrid court also urged to cancel the disciplinary proceedings against Juve, Real and Barca, which are currently suspended, which provided for the possible exclusion from the European cups.
A few days ago, the court gave UEFA a term of five days, which expired tomorrow, to comply with this provision.
At the last minute, the communication from the Court of Appeal arrived.