Union of European Football Associations (of UEFA) will not comment on information that Real Madrid intends to seek compensation of more than 4 billion euros for the alleged losses suffered by the club after the organization blocked proposals to create a Super League. This was reported by the press service of UEFA.
“We have no comment on this matter,” they said. of UEFA.
The Financial Times (FT) newspaper reported this previously, citing sources. According to documents prepared by experts hired by Real Madrid, the club lost between 4.5 and 4.7 billion euros. This also includes the loss of revenue from gaming, broadcasting and commercial activities.
Previously, the Madrid provincial court had rejected the appeals of UEFALa Liga and the Real Spanish Football Federation, confirming it of UEFA regarding the Super League has seriously violated the free competition rules of the European Union in accordance with the Court’s decision European Unionabusing their dominant position. “This decision allows us to ask for compensation for the huge damages suffered by the club,” the statement read.
