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La Liga’s Javier Tebas: ‘The big clubs want the rest to live on handouts’

Javier Tebas, the president of La Liga, has said that action is needed across European football to ensure financial imbalances do not spoil its ecosystem

The Guardian - UK

UEFA set to ‘lose power’ but will football’s Super League take off?

Will the league overcome its own challenges and successfully launch after a court ruling questioning UEFA’s powers?

Al Jazeera

A culture of greed, riddled with inequality. Global football is a mirror of our age

The ECJ Super League ruling lays bare how demand for market competition is a weapon wielded by those in power

The Guardian - UK

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Miguel Delaney answers your football questions as plans for European Super League are revived

From the issues surrounding the Super League proposals to what could happen next The Independent’s chief football writer Miguel Delaney has the answers to your questions

The Independent UK

European Super League plans anger EU ministers after ‘hasty’ relaunch

While the European Super League celebrated Thursday’s landmark ruling, it is understood this has had the adverse effect of emboldening long-term discussions within the European Union to protect the game from such breakaway competitions

The Independent UK

Revamped European Super League may flop but the door for change is now open

Even if elements of the new proposals raise more questions than answers, Fifa and Uefa know their dominance is under threat

The Guardian - UK

Tottenham and Chelsea follow Manchester United in rejecting European Super League after court verdict

Judges found against UEFA and FIFA to open the door once again to talk of a European Super League

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UEFA Suffers Court Defeat, But Super League Finds Few Fans

Europe's top court dealt football governing body UEFA a scything legal tackle on Thursday, but an attempt by rival Super League promoters to kick off a new competition met a solid defensive wall of clubs and fans.

International Business Times

Uefa president Aleksander Ceferin insists football is ‘united’ against European Super League

An ECJ ruling said UEFA rules on prior approval of new competitions were contrary to EU law.

The Independent UK

Manchester United committed to UEFA competitions after Super League ruling

The European Court of Justice found rules allowing UEFA the right to grant prior approval to new competitions were contrary to EU law.

The Independent UK

Landmark verdict on European Super League: Everything you need to know

The European Court of Justice has declared that FIFA and UEFA 'unlawfully' blocked efforts to launch the controversial competition in 2021

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Will Premier League clubs join the new European Super League?

The new European Super League could have up to 80 teams in a multi-divisional format, if it ever comes to fruition, but UK law could block Premier League giants from joining

The Independent UK

Uefa hits back at European Super League after European Court of Justice ruling

The European Court of Justice found that Uefa had acted unlawfully when blocking the original Super League plans

The Independent UK

Super League given fresh hope after court rules Uefa and Fifa ‘unlawfully’ blocked controversial project

The European Court of Justice made a landmark ruling over the future of the European Super League

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The Guardian - UK

English clubs throw weight behind Uefa after European Super League ruling

Four of the six English clubs who joined the European Super League in 2021 stated their commitment to Uefa after the breakaway project was given a court reprieve

The Guardian - UK

Uefa braced for long-awaited verdict in European Super League legal battle

The European Superleague Company is challenging the governing body, with a decision to be made imminently at the European court of justice

The Independent UK

European Court of Justice decision ‘bigger than Bosman’ and could change the face of football

The European Court of Justice stands to rule on whether Uefa and Fifa are monopolies to be broken up in a landmark case which will have repercussions across the game

The Independent UK

Fifa vs football agents: the battle for the transfer market that you haven’t heard about

The international football association and player’s representatives are fighting through the courts, with the results having real-world implications for the sport

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International Business Times

EU Court Rejects Brussels Appeal Over Amazon Tax Ruling

A top EU court rejected Thursday Brussels' appeal against a ruling blocking its bid to force Luxembourg to recover 25 million euros ($272-million) in back taxes from Amazon.

The Guardian - UK

Apple suffers setback in fight against EU order to pay £11bn tax bill in Ireland

Top adviser to European court of justice says ruling three years ago in tech giant’s favour should be set aside

The Guardian - UK

Breakaways or crossing borders: what is the future of European football?

With the game at an inflection point there comes a warning that ‘in a few weeks’ time its future is going to be pretty dark’

The Guardian - UK

UK fined €32m over yacht fuels used in last days as EU member

European court of justice says UK failed to ban red diesel on private pleasure boats within time limit prescribed

Radio France Internationale

France readies new salvo against labelling for meat substitutes

The French government said Monday it was preparing a new decree against using meat-related terms like "steak" or "grill" being used to describe plant-based products.

Reuters

Women facing violence, forced marriage may get EU refugee status, top court adviser says

Women from outside the European Union at risk of "honour" crimes, forced marriages or domestic violence in their country of origin may be granted refugee status, a top adviser to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) said on Thursday.

The Independent UK

Most voters say Brexit to blame for food shortages, poll reveals

Exclusive: 57% say Brexit behind gaps on supermarket shelves, as shortages hit school meals

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