Nyon, September 28 (BNA): The European Football Association (UEFA) on Tuesday took legal action to remove the judge from a Spanish court case that thwarted an attempt to sanction Barcelona, Real Madrid and Juventus for their involvement in the fateful incident. Separation from the Premier League.
The latest move by UEFA could eventually lead to the resumption of disciplinary action against recalcitrant clubs afterwards deserted monday night To comply with the judgment of the contested judge, according to the Associated Press.
La Liga, which opposed the attempt to create the Premier League in April, said it had also submitted a motion to support the UEFA case against the judge.
UEFA has also submitted an appeal to Madrid’s Supreme Court of Appeal to dismiss Judge Manuel Ruiz de Lara, partly highlighting his planned appearance at next month’s conference to discuss the Premier League issue.
UEFA hopes a ruling by the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg will eventually bolster its attempts to ban Barcelona, Real Madrid and Juventus from the Champions League as clubs refuse to give up on trying to create a separate and largely closed competition.
UEFA said in a statement that it “will continue to take all necessary steps, in strict accordance with national and UEFA law, in order to defend its interests – and most importantly – those of its members and all stakeholders in football.”
UEFA’s issue in the fallout from the spectacular launch of the Super League by 12 clubs in April was launched. A plan to break away from the current UEFA-run Champions League collapsed within 48 hours after English clubs – Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Tottenham, Manchester United and City – withdrew amid a backlash from their fans and the government. Three other founding members of the Premier League – AC Milan, Inter Milan and Atletico Madrid – quickly withdrew.
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