Superliga: The Luxembourg court will hear the Superliga case within a month

The Luxembourg Court of Justice has set the hearing to decide on the preliminary ruling put forward by Judge Ruiz de Lara on July 11 and 12.who asked Korea in the European Union Determine whether UEFA has a monopoly on organizing continental competitions, the ESL Super League claims.

Premier League sources consulted by AS said: “The matter has been well raised from a legal standpoint and we are confident that in the end a sentence will come that will reverse the football standings and break UEFA’s monopoly on the Champions League.” However, UEFA firmly asserts that justice will rule in his favour, with pressure with the possibility of banning the three still-powerful clubs (Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus) from playing the Champions League next season.

Around the Premier League, 27 judges will decide, one for each member country of the federation. They will do so by technical standards. Spain’s Mercantile judge, Manuel Ruiz de Lara, has asked the Luxembourg court to issue a preliminary ruling on whether there has been an abuse of a dominant position by UEFA – and also by FIFA – and if it is exclusive to the organization of international competitions inconsistent with the right of the federation’s jurisdiction . What the European Korea decides will be mandatory throughout the territory of the European Union.