Inter and Milan announce their goodbye and Andrea Agnelli considers the Super League for dead

The president of Juventus, Andrea Agnelli, who is also one of the vice-presidents of the Super League, has terminated the project, according to statements to Reuters.

"To be honest and honest, the Super League can no longer be done," Agnelli said when asked about the departure of the six English clubs (Manchester United, Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester City, Arsenal and Tottenham), which then left to the three Spaniards (Real Madrid, Barcelona and Atlético) and the three Italians (Juventus, Inter and Milan) as the only members of the starting club of 12. This Wednesday, the three Italian teams and Atlético have formalized their reversal.

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"I remain convinced of the beauty of the project," said Agnelli, "but it must be admitted that now he cannot go ahead."

This past dawn, after confirming the English rout due to great political and social pressure, the Super League issued a statement in which it regretted the latest events: "The European Super League is convinced that the

status quo

current European football must change. We are proposing a new European competition because the existing system does not work. Despite the announced departure of the English clubs, forced to make such decisions due to the pressure exerted on them, we are convinced that our proposal is fully aligned with European legislation and regulations, as a judicial decision to protect to the Super League of third parties. Given the current circumstances, we will reconsider the most appropriate steps to remodel the project, always bearing in mind our objectives of offering fans the best possible experience and promoting solidarity payments for the entire football community ”.

Inter has also made his departure official through a statement this Wednesday morning.

“The club is no longer part of the Super League project.

We always strive to give fans the best football experience. Innovation and inclusion have been part of our DNA since the club was born.

Our commitment to improving the football industry with all parties will never change. "

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Comunicato ufficiale di FC Internazionale Milano 👉 https://t.co/F6wncPBoH7#FCIM

- Inter (@Inter) April 21, 2021

Milan made his resignation official a few hours after his neighbor. He has also done so through a statement on social networks. “We accept the invitation to be part of the Super League with the intention of creating the best possible European competition, for fans around the world, to protect the interests of our club and our fans. Change is not easy, but evolution is necessary to progress; It shows how the structure of European football has evolved in recent years. However, the voice and concern of fans around the world about the Super League has been strong and clear and our club has to respect the opinion of those who love this wonderful sport. "

Official Statement ➡ https://t.co/470EOAvGlE

Comunicato Ufficiale ➡ https://t.co/HV2CwvxdWh pic.twitter.com/7bSlfVRArb

- AC Milan (@acmilan) April 21, 2021

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