Milan and Inter have reportedly signed ‘legally binding commitments’ to be reintegrated into the European Club Association, after abandoning the Super League project.
New York Times reports the two Serie A clubs, Inter and Milan, have joined Atletico Madrid and the six English clubs who immediately left the Super League project, and signed ‘legally binding commitments to be reintegrated into the European Clubs Association’.
Paris Saint-Germain patron Nasser Al-Khelaifi replaced Andrea Agnelli as chief of the ECA and the announcement of the reintegration is expected later today.
Juventus, Real Madrid and Barcelona released a statement on July 30, confirming their intentions of going ahead with the Super League project after a court in Madrid banned UEFA from prosecuting the clubs connected with the competition.
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